No; the skin is an effective barrier. If there is a cut in the skin, a virus can enter through the cut. The mucous membranes (eyes, mouth, genital area, anus) are areas that a virus can enter.
they enter the bloodstream. when you get cut for example, the capillaries are broken, so there, the pathogens enter.
They can enter through any moist, unarmed passage such as open wounds (wounds that have not yet clotted and been armed with white blood cells) and the eyes. The famous HIV enters through the female orifice. Contrary to popular belief, most pathogens are destroyed going down the digestive tract because of the extremely acidic stomach and extremely alkaline small intestines.However, there is always a fair chance that some viruses survive and enter the bloodstream in the small intestines, or infect epithelial cells in the pharynx or esophagus.
In a cut-through architecture, the data frame begins to exit the switch almost as soon as it begins to enter the switch.
because it can cut through the bag, cut the guy who is holding it and infect him with the chemical that is on the glass!
Broken or inflamed skin, such as a cut or a scratch. They also can enter through a bruise or a rash. Intact skin is an effective barrier to infection.The mouth (contaminated food, water, or fingers).The nose (Inhaling different types of dust or droplets from a cough or sneeze).The eyes or ears (less likely, but possible).
It costs 50 Pokedollars to enter the museum. You can also enter the museum through the back using a Pokemon that knows Cut.
Restriction enzymes are the bacteria's form of an 'immune system' against viruses (which can infect bacteria). When viruses try to insert their own DNA into a bacteria's genome, the restriction enzymes detect this foreign DNA and cut it out so that the viruses can't replicate and kill the cell.
When it's infected. Usally a virus or some sort would enter through the cut.
It costs 50 Pokedollars to enter the museum. You can also enter the museum through the back using a Pokemon that knows Cut.
if the fruits had pesticides and you rubbed the fruits in your wound
through skin, any opening pretty much. Air u breath, an open cut that you forgot to clean, a cut that was re-opened. Get it?
Staphlococcus aureus.