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бешенство;

оспа;

весенне-летний клещевой энцефалит;

грипп;

эпидемический паротит;

инфекционная желтуха;

корь;

бородавки и др.

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Строение вирусов

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Строение вирусов

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1 - сердцевина (однонитчатая РНК); 2 - белковая оболочка (капсид); 3 - дополнительная липопротеидная оболочка; 4 - капсомеры (структурные части капсида).

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Viruses are already known to infect animals, plants, fungi, protozoa, archaea, and bacteria. Sputnik and Mamavirus suggest that they can infect other viruses, too.

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Viruses are already known to infect animals, plants, fungi, protozoa, archaea, and bacteria. Sputnik and Mamavirus suggest that they can infect other viruses, too.

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Mamavirus is so big that it has its own dependent, a satellite virus named Sputnik.

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Mamavirus is so big that it has its own dependent, a satellite virus named Sputnik.

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rabies;
pox ;
spring-summer encephalitis ;
flu;
parotitis;
infectious jaundice ;
measles;
warts and others .

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They are enclosed in a protective envelope.

They have spikes, which helps them to attach to the host cell.

They are non cellular.

They do not respire, do not metabolize and do not grow but they do reproduce.

They contain a protein coat called the capsid.

They have a nucleic acid core containing DNA or RNA.

Ribosomes and enzymes are absent, which are needed for metabolism.

They are considered both as living and non living things, as viruses are inactive when they are present outside of host cells and are active in side of host cells. As they make use of raw materials and enzymes of the host cell to reproduce and causes several infections.

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Mamavirus, closely related to Mimivirus but even bigger, also turned up inside an amoeba in a Paris cooling tower. 

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Mamavirus, closely related to Mimivirus but even bigger, also turned up inside an amoeba in a Paris cooling tower. 

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Viruses are not exactly dead, either: They have genes, they reproduce, and they evolve through natural selection.

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Viruses are not exactly dead, either: They have genes, they reproduce, and they evolve through natural selection.

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http://goo.gl/aeaOnW

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 Viruses are not alive: They do not have cells, they cannot turn food into energy, and without a host they are just inert packets of chemicals.

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 Viruses are not alive: They do not have cells, they cannot turn food into energy, and without a host they are just inert packets of chemicals.

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A virus (from the Latin virus meaning toxin or poison) is a microscopic organism consisting of genetic material (RNA or DNA) surrounded by a protein, lipid (fat), or glycoprotein coat.

Some microbiologists classify viruses as microorganisms, while others don't because they are "nonliving" and describe viruses as microscopic infective agents.