Are viruses alive?
The simplest answer is no, viruses are not alive. A virus can not make more of itself, or multiply, without help.
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The simplest answer is no, viruses are not alive. A virus can not make more of itself, or multiply, without help from the MORE?
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Scientists are beginning to appreciate viruses as fundamental players in the history of life. ChaCha!
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You could argue both ways. Viruses have DNA & they can reproduce, but they need a host cell in order to survive. Thanks & ChaCha!
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