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What is the role of a virus in nature?
Viruses play a role in nature by helping regulate population sizes of host organisms, transferring genetic material between organisms, and influencing ecosystem dynamics through their interactions with other organisms.
Why do we have viruses?
The things commonly considered to be viruses are typically malware. Viruses and such are written to either be malicious in nature, or retrieve data from the infected node, thus distributing that information publically or to the infect(or). Personal reasons for distributing a virus can vary.
Make a sentence with the word microorganism?
A microorganism is a very tiny organism, only visible in an optical or electron microscope.That help?
How do you classify a virus?
Viruses are typically classified based on their genetic material (DNA or RNA), protein coat structure, size, and mode of replication. They are categorized into families, genera, and species based on these characteristics. Classification of viruses is constantly evolving as new information is discovered about their genetic makeup and biological properties.
Which microbe is made up of living cell?
Bacteria are microbes that are made up of living cells. They are single-celled organisms that can live in a wide range of environments and play various roles in nature.
What has the author Wendell Meredith Stanley written?
Wendell Meredith Stanley has written: 'Viruses and the nature of life' -- subject(s): Viruses
Is it true wendell Stanley discovered that the tobacco mosaic virus was not an organism but was chemical in nature?
Yes, that is correct. Wendell Stanley discovered in 1935 that the tobacco mosaic virus was not a living organism but a chemical entity made up of protein and nucleic acids. This discovery helped pave the way for our understanding of viruses as infectious agents.
What is the main way viruses replicate?
It depends on the nature of its genome
The core of some viruses is carbohydrate in nature true or false?
False
Can you suggest best name for nature magazine?
Nature weekly
Why viruses are called nature's littlest killers?
because you cant see them because they are so little and they are the tiniest things in nature
What caused the motaba virus to become airborne in the movie Outbreak?
As is the nature of viruses, it mutated.
Shapes that suggest forms found in nature are called?
geometric
Is imprisonment the best form of rehabilitation?
There is no Evidence to suggest it is, but much to show it isn't. "It is the Nature of the Beast, to Nurture his Nature" I.P.Daily
What evidence can you find to suggest that nature was important to the people?
Nature was the most important thing to the people because without nature everything isn't very pleasing.
Can anyone suggest a party theme combining music and nature?
Dances with wolves
Where does a virus fit into the scheme of things?
Viruses are indicative of a greater computational biology emerging in our increasingly wired society. While often malicious in nature, viruses eventually increase the security of our information systems.
