Understanding Viral Replication: How Viruses Multiply
Viruses lack "life processes" and cannot replicate independently. They are genetic material (DNA/RNA) in a protein capsid, requiring a living host's machinery to reproduce. Viruses cause diseases (cold, flu, measles, AIDS, Ebola, some cancers). Virology studies them.
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