Biology, asked by shkkanishk, 9 months ago

Why the virus is called as "different from microorganisms "

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Answered by rishabhsingh9

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A virus is definitely too small to be seen without a microscope. Since viruses are so small (tinier than bacteria) they may be considered microbes. However, since they are not "alive" outside of a host organism, it is debatable whether they are really organisms at all. ... Most viruses are known because they cause disease.

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Viruses are different from Microorganisms because...

Microorganisms use their own machinery as host while viruses uses others machinery as host.
Viruses can reproduce only if they attack a host cell. while Microorganisms can reproduce without any host cell dependence.
They are non living when they don't have any host for their growth. But when they find the host, they act as living thing. While Microorganisms are generally living.

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