making antiviral medicine is harder than making antibacterial medicines explain this statement
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viruses are nonliving entities that have few biochemical mechanisms of their own.
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can you help me with this: Brown bears live in thick forests. Recently, many forests have been cut down to build homes. What will happen to the bears that usually live in the forests?
If the current rate of deforestation continues, it is thought that the world’s forests will be gone in just 100 years
Forests are home to around 80 percent of known non-aquatic animals
Around 1.6 billion people around the world rely on the ecosystem services of forests to survive
Agricultural conversion and urbanisation are known to be the primary drivers of deforestation
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Forests are home to around 80 percent of known non-aquatic animals
Around 1.6 billion people around the world rely on the ecosystem services of forests to survive
Agricultural conversion and urbanisation are known to be the primary drivers of deforestation
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coz bacteria are living organisms while viruses are considered as both living nd non living as they are non living in the environment bt once they enter an organism they become living
so definitely it is easier to kill a living organism as compared to a partially living one
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