A virus is technically classified as a non living entity. It can only survive and proliferate upon contact with its host. A virus is an obligate parasite - meaning it cannot survive in the absence of its host. I virus is composed of a smaller genome than a bacteria and has specific and limited functions. Bacteria on the other hand have organelles and other sub cellular structures in their cytoplasm. Certain bacteria are infections to humans. The mode of attack is very different for bacteria and viruses. While bacteria generally release toxins into the body, viruses invade cells, replicate within them and destroy the host genome resulting in cell death
Non-living
Can't produce energetic without a host cell
enymes----like HIV it has reverse transcriptase
HIV virus always changes its cell membrane properties so that it cant be recognise by any of the vaccine or drug.
its a very bad virus. bad virus is no category . It is retro virus
a hidden virus is were your virus is hidden so you have a virus but you can't see it. so its called a hidden virus.
It is a virus
enymes----like HIV it has reverse transcriptase
* Incurable * Deadly * Kills T Cells
they have antigen properties after killing
No. Adobe Reader has no anti-virus or anti-malware properties whatsoever.
Henry Mark Engelking has written: 'Properties of the Glycoprotein of infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus' -- subject(s): Fishes, Virus diseases, Rhabdoviruses
I dont' think so it's a virus. It looks like in folder properties you have the option "open in a new window" checked.
Kouka Saadeldin Abdelwahab has written: 'Biological properties of Powassan virus' -- subject(s): Arboviruses
Try disabling system restore from the properties of My Computer. Reinstall your virus scanner, make sure you have the most updated pattern file and then run a full scan on your system. Not sure if this will work for everyone. Worked for me
Syed Abdus Sattar has written: 'Biological properties of simian virus SV4' -- subject(s): Viruses
The hypericin in St. John's wort possesses anti-viral properties .A 1988 study at New York University found the antiviral properties in hypericin.to be useful in combating the virus that causes AIDS.
Depends on how you define the word virus. nProtect Gameguard is a "malware" as defined by certain antiviruses/anti-malware since they inject codes and monitor the registry and keylog your keyboard, but only when the game is running. Certain vital configurations are hidden from normal users and thus its even classified as rootkit. But so long as a virus does not change nProtect Gameguard's properties and functions, it is safe to use and it does NOT contain a VIRUS Definition of the word virus here is a program of destructive nature to your computer.
It's gonna be hard. A virus is very hidden, it's file database is way out of normal beginner reach. You will need to first find a way to create a shortcut to the virus; then right click and then properties. In the "General" tab, try to trace the source for the shortcut; if you managed, copy and paste the location into windows explorer. This will (hopefully) teleport you to to the database of the virus, where you can delete everything which renders the virus useless. Also check around System32 because a lot of viruses like to hang out there too.