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Cellular Structures - Viruses

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Viruses

Viruses are not considered to be living. This is because they are sometimes not in cells, and they cannot reproduce on their own (remember mrs gren), as they need host cells in order to reproduce. Examples include HIV and the flu virus.

Protein coat

Protein coat

  • Viruses are surrounded by layers of protein, which forms a 'coat'.
Genetic material

Genetic material

  • Viruses have genetic material that contains the instructions for the building and functioning of the virus.
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Classification of Living Organisms

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Organisation of the Organism

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Movement Into & Out of Cells

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Biological Molecules

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Enzymes

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Plant Nutrition

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Human Nutrition

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Transport in Plants

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Transport in Animals

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Diseases & Immunity

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Gas Exchange in Humans

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Respiration

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Excretion in Humans

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Coordination & Response

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Drugs

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Reproduction

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Inheritance

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Variation & Selection

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Organisms & Their Environment

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Human Influence on Ecosystems

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Biotechnology & Genetic Modification

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