Contents Introduction5 Reasons Viruses are considered living or non-livingLiving CharactersNon-Living CharactersReferences and SourcesIntroduction The virus is a microscopic infectious agent that replicates its genetic material using a process known as ‘infection’. Viruses are tiny infectious agents that infect living cells. … Read more
Coronaviruses and influenza viruses are both capable of causing respiratory disease in humans. However, there are significant distinctions between the two: Coronavirus Vs Influenza virus Summary – Coronavirus vs Influenza Coronavirus is a vast family of viruses that causes a wide … Read more
Prokaryotes were largely responsible for creating the current properties of the atmosphere and the soil through billions of years of their activity. Today, they still affect the Earth and human life in many important ways. Contents Prokaryotes are involved in … Read more
Bacteriophages (both singular and plural) are viruses that infect bacteria. They are diverse, both structurally and functionally, and are united solely by their occurrence in bacterial hosts. Many of these types of bacteriophage, called phage for short, are large and … Read more
Contents The Nature of VirusesProtein coatViral hostsShapes of Viruses:Important Human Viral DiseasesReferences:The Nature of Viruses All viruses have the same basic structure consisting of a core of nucleic acid surrounded by protein. This structure lacks cytoplasm, and it is not … Read more
