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Viruses attaching to a Bacteria

Viruses attaching to a Bacteria. Viruses isolated from Phytoplankton. Airborne virus can spread !. Docking proteins of virus must match the receptor proteins of host cell. INFLUENZA VIRUS. Influenza virus showing RNA coiled inside. Influenza virus. RABIES VIRUS. Rabies virus enters a dog.

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Viruses attaching to a Bacteria

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  1. Viruses attaching to a Bacteria

  2. Viruses isolated from Phytoplankton

  3. Airborne virus can spread !

  4. Docking proteins of virus must match the receptor proteins of host cell.

  5. INFLUENZA VIRUS

  6. Influenza virus showing RNA coiled inside

  7. Influenza virus

  8. RABIES VIRUS

  9. Rabies virus enters a dog

  10. Rabies virus attacks nerve cells

  11. EBOLA VIRUS

  12. EBOLA VIRUS

  13. Ebola treatment. No cure.

  14. HIV The virus which causes AIDS

  15. HIV virus, cut open

  16. HIV VIRUS Life Cycle

  17. New HIV virus particles being released from an infected Cell.

  18. HIV in blue

  19. Incidence of AIDS

  20. Smallpox virus

  21. Smallpox scars Illinois, 1912

  22. Smallpox scars

  23. Blankets with smallpox virus from dead patients distributed to Natives

  24. Edward Jenner vaccinates his son against smallpox

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