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Non-cellular infectious entities having genomic material as DNA or RNA, which reproduce only in living cells and uses the host biosynthetic machinery for its synthesis.
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A virus is an infective agent with only one type of nucleic acid either DNA or RNA that replicate inside the living cells using cellular synthetic machinery causing the synthesis of specialized elements that transfer the viral nucleic acid to other cell.Modal content
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a virus is an organism that requires a host (cell) for its replication process, outside the host it is non living!Modal content
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virus is a infective agent which are active in cell. outside of cell it is inactive they modified themself according to environment.Modal content
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Virus is an infective agent that replicates only in the host of living organisms.Modal content
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