If viruses are non living things, how do they undergo mutations? Explain
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they are non-living outside the host body but when virus enters into the host body then it is living.
viruses are highly pathogenic, lack protoplasm and are obligate parasites
Mutation occurs when an error is incorporated in the viral genome.
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How do they undergo mutations
I know it's a link between living and non living
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when does it occurs in host body or outside
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If viruses are 'non-living' entities then they should not have the ability to adapt to a particular condition. However, most viruses, including human immunodeficiency and influenza viruses, undergo constant mutations, thereby changing their phenotypic characters to sustain themselves in their environment.
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