plural n. any of a large group of very tiny infectious agents that are too small to be seen with the ordinary light microscope
The study of viruses is a branch of microbiology.
The study of viruses is a branch of microbiology.
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Where do viruses and bacteria live?
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How could viruses and bacteria mess up the works?
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Cells infected by viruses release a protein called interferon.
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Microorganisms include bacteria and viruses and many protozoans.
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A microbiologist studies bacteria and viruses.
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Several of the classes' computers had viruses.
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Where do viruses and bacteria get their food?
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Why did the viruses like to stay in Jimmy's throat?
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What is a good home for viruses and bacteria?
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How do viruses make you sick?
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What do viruses look like?
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There are several viruses that cause colds.
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Some viruses try to enslave your computer.
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microorganism; germ; tiny infectious agent
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