1.) Virus' tails attach themselves to the host cell
2.) Virus' sheath goes through the cell wall
3.) Nucleic acid injects from the head of the virus into the host cell
4.) Ivrions appear causing the cell to burst carrying many copies of the original virus
The virus' capsid (protein coat) includes proteins that enable it to enter a host cell bye binding to receptors on the surface of the cell and "tricking" the cell into allowing it inside. Once inside the cell transcribes and translates the viral genetice information instead of the cell's genetic information.
Once they get attached to the cell of a living cell, they can take it over and "make" the living cell produce virus particles instead of cell parts. These particles can assemble into more viruses and then they break out of the cell (killing it) and begin the process again. They cannot make more viruses on their own.
A virus need to "hijack" a living cell and "make" that cell make virus parts. The parts are assembled and when the cell is full, the cell breaks open and the cell dies. The virus finds more cells to "hijack".
By infecting a cell and taking over its protein making machinery.
They multiply itself by 2. so you have 1, then 2, then 4, then 8, then 16.... and so on
Yes. Like all viruses, it goes inside a host cell and replicates itself.
Multiply. A virus needs energy to multiply.
viruses cannot spoil food because they need a host cell(living) to multiply. Food does not provide it a proper ambience or favourable conditions to survive/multiply.(in the atmosphere viruses are said to be dead).
Three choices, depending on what information you have about the circle: -- Multiply the radius by itself, then multiply the result by (3.1416). -- Multiply the diameter by itself, then multiply the result by (0.7854). -- Multiply the circumference by itself, then multiply the result by (.07958).
The definition of squaring a number is to multiply it by itself once.
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Yes, a virus can inject itself into another process and stay. If you're on an Administrator account a virus can do just about anything, including inject itself into processes. If a virus injects itself in an important file, it can effect the operating system in a very vital way.
The HIV virus is the one which uses the reverse transcription to make copies of itself. It gives out genetic information that helps it quickly multiply once it is in a host body.
to multiply a number by itself
square? lol. When you multiply something by itself, it's called squaring. when you mulitply itself after it's squared, it's cubed.
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