Why are viruses considered as being at the 'borderline' between living and non-living things?
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because they are living in the body of a host & non living outside the body of host
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Because when viruses are outside the body of a living organism they show symptoms of non-living things. And as they enter the body of living organism they show symptoms of living things ie:- they replicate. They also contain DNA or RNA which signifies that they are living...
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because viruses has both characteristics of living and non living organisms so they r considered on border line
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