Virus: A Boundary of Life and Inert Matter
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Added on 2019-09-26
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This article discusses the characteristics of life and the debate on whether viruses are living or non-living parasites. It defines viruses and provides examples such as HIV/AIDS, Lunar exploratory module (LEM), T4 bacteriophage, and ATV (Acidianus-Tailed-Virus). The article also explores the reasons why viruses are considered non-living and living entities.
Virus: A Boundary of Life and Inert Matter
Added on 2019-09-26
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