Question

The end result of most viral infections is death of the host cell. If this is the case , how can we account for such differences in the damage that viruses do?

Answer 1

Answer: A virus needs to attach to a living cell to get active. Viruses once entered the host cell it slowly damages it and finally destroy it. The virus replicate and produces biochemical and structural changes in the host cell. Viruses can harm many cells of the human body such as upper respiratory system. The HIV is the result of virus which enters in our body, replicates and weakens the immune system.

Many physician, scientist identifies the viral infection as by many of the ways to make sure that the infection is severe or not. Many of the viral diseases such as the Zika virus, nipa virus are the deadly diseases. We can only take preventive measures to ensure that the virus does not enter our body through any means. So we have to wash our hand frequently, should get flu shots, should always clean ourselves. We should stay hydrated.