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| virus | a piece of hereditary material covered with a coat of protein |
| host | something that another organism lives in |
| parasite | an organism that lives on or in another organism |
| Viral Replication | the process by which viruses make new viruses |
| Small Pox | When a virus attacks your skin |
| Hepatitis | When a virus attacks your liver |
| Polio | When a virus attacks your nervous system |
| Rabies | when a virus attack your nervous system |
| Common Cold | When a virus reproduces and attacks your respiratory system |
| Influenza | when a virus attacks your respiratory system |
| Aids | when a virus attacks your immune system |
| Herpes | when a virus causes blisters in your mouth or in your private areas |
| capsid | a strand of DNA coverd in protein |
| WIN 51711 | a drug found to keep viruses from shedding thier protein coats |
| bacteriophage | a form that viruses take during viral replication |
| capsid | hereditary material covered with protein |
| Measles | affects the skin |
| Chicken pox | affects the skin |
| Tuberculosis | affects the respiratory system |
| virologist | someone who studies viruses |
| DNA | hereditary material found in organisms |
| viruses are | not alive |
| viruses do not | eat |
