Viruses are different from bacteria in that they can remain dormant on nonliving surfaces they can be found just about anywhere they can infect just about any form of life

Viruses are different from bacteria in that they can remain dormant on nonliving surfaces they can be found just about anywhere they can infect just about any form of life

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