Science, asked by surendar3697, 10 months ago

Teacher said a virus is not an organism do you agree with this statement or not explain why

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Answered by parassolanki
10

Answer:

viruses are non cellular organisms that are characterized by having an inert crystalline structure outside the living cell.

once they infect a cell they take over the machinery of the host cell to replicate themselves i.e. act like living.

they are not truly living but are organisms! though non cellular

Answered by steffis
3

Yes, I agree that virus is not an organism because it does not contain any cell, neither a unicellular nor a multi cellular.

Explanation:

  • The nature of virus is still a puzzle for many biologists, whether it is a living or a non-living.
  • Virus cannot replicate themselves, they infect a host and multiply.
  • They are not stable. The main reason behind why a virus is a not an organism is that it does not use or need energy to survive.

To know more:

Which organism are interlinked between living and non living organisms? why do you think so?

https://brainly.in/question/806994

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