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Virus Persuasive Speech

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Virus one of the hotly debated topic in today’s society has been blamed for many illnesses and complication. According to Britannica encyclopedia a “virus, is an infectious agent of small size and simple composition that can multiply only in living cells of animals, plants, or bacteria”. To explain the theory of whether viruses is alive of dead let look at the following.

Living things must be able to reproduce, grow and develop and some these principles exhibit by viruses when they enter the host cells by the process of mutation. By mutating the viruses are able to evolve very quickly producing many offsprings, but these offspring does not have the mean to grow due to the composition and structure of the virus. Although new viruses are formed

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