Regardless of the pathogenicity of certain viruses, benign viruses CAN be used to carry vaccines into the blood stream and cells, thereby being useful. Other viruses, such as those which live in (or off of) certain plants cause that plant to produce certain useful (at least to humans) chemicals such as anti-bacterial compounds. Viruses will also most likely be the first carrier vector of DNA therapy for a variety of human and animal illnesses, since they easily enter cell membranes and can insert their DNA or RNA into the host cell's own genetic material
Viruses and some bacteria aren't useful.
yes because some of them tests your bodys defence levels
useful effect viruses
Some viruses are beneficial in that they have commercial uses. Examples are tulips with streaks of color. Other viruses cause diseases such as colds, HIV.
Its useful to see very small microorganisms & useful to study about small viruses etc.
Yes
Yes, there are viruses that can be beneficial to humans. For example, certain viruses are being used in gene therapy to treat genetic disorders, such as inherited blindness. Additionally, bacteriophages are viruses that specifically infect and kill harmful bacteria, and are being explored as an alternative to antibiotics for treating bacterial infections.
no it usually isn't and it can cause viruses to your computer
Viruses are nearly alive: they can reproduce inside cells and this makes them hard to control. They can also mutate, and the mutated forms may have effects that are unexpected andundesirable.So a virus may be engineered for some useful purpose, but spread to organisms that were not intended to get it, and mutate to a dangerous form.So engineered viruses are used in secure laboratories, with great care take to ensure that they cannot leave.
Yes, heat kills cold viruses. Of course, so would a bag of hot water.
To destroy viruses requires a high enough temperature. This is helpful to use an food thermometer while cooking.
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