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    Viruses are not considered organisms because they do not have a cellular structure and can only multiply inside the cells of other living things. Viruses come in various sizes up to hundreds of nanometers and contain either DNA or RNA as their genetic material. They are classified based on their nucleic acid content and the type of host they infect, such as bacteria, plants, or animals. While viruses can cause diseases like influenza, smallpox, and COVID-19, they also form part of the healthy human microbiome and can potentially be used to treat illnesses.

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    Viruses are not considered organisms because they do not have a cellular structure and can only multiply inside the cells of other living things. Viruses come in various sizes up to hundreds of nanometers and contain either DNA or RNA as their genetic material. They are classified based on their nucleic acid content and the type of host they infect, such as bacteria, plants, or animals. While viruses can cause diseases like influenza, smallpox, and COVID-19, they also form part of the healthy human microbiome and can potentially be used to treat illnesses.

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    Viruses are not considered organisms because they do not have a cellular structure and can only multiply inside the cells of other living things. Viruses come in various sizes up to hundreds of nanometers and contain either DNA or RNA as their genetic material. They are classified based on their nucleic acid content and the type of host they infect, such as bacteria, plants, or animals. While viruses can cause diseases like influenza, smallpox, and COVID-19, they also form part of the healthy human microbiome and can potentially be used to treat illnesses.

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    Viruses are not considered organisms because they do not have a cellular structure and can only multiply inside the cells of other living things. Viruses come in various sizes up to hundreds of nanometers and contain either DNA or RNA as their genetic material. They are classified based on their nucleic acid content and the type of host they infect, such as bacteria, plants, or animals. While viruses can cause diseases like influenza, smallpox, and COVID-19, they also form part of the healthy human microbiome and can potentially be used to treat illnesses.

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    Biologia w jezyku angielskim

    1.Why are viruses not organism? odp1. They do not have a celluar structure

    2. describe the sructure of viruses odp2.Viruses are very particles, up to several hundred nawometers in
    size.They are only able to muliply in the cells of another organism. 3.Virus clasification odp3. a)Due to the
    types tepe of nuleic acid found in the DNA or RNA virus. b) depending on the type of most in which they
    multiply: bacteriophades,plant viruses. 4.What is the importate of viruses? They from part of the
    body's microbiome and safeguard our healthy.they can be harnessed to treat illness. 5.List viral diseases
    influenza,smallpox,measles,mumps,chickenpox,covid 19,hapatitis A or B,polio,rubella 6.list the types of
    viruses helical viruses,polyhedral viruses,spherical viruses

    7.wirus-virus bakteriofag-bacteriophage królestwo-kingdom rodzina-family typ-type klasa-class rząd-


    government gatunek-type kapsyd-kapsid osłonka lipidowa-lipid envelope glikoproteina-glikaprotein

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