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23 August, 01:49
Do viruses require energy?
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Leah Wells
23 August, 02:05
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Viruses aren't cells and have no activity within it, it has no need for food. However, the virus - controlled host cell needs material and energy to reproduce the viruses. Maybe viruses can fit the requirement that life forms need to obtain and use energy. All other living things also grow or get bigger
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