

Fig. 2 The origin of viruses holds the keys to a better understanding of evolutionary phenomena. Image of public domain, Author: Syaibatulhamdi, 2020
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Fig. 2 The origin of viruses holds the keys to a better understanding of evolutionary phenomena. Image of public domain, Author: Syaibatulhamdi, 2020
In this sense, this continuous behavior exhibited by viruses to create new variants in each cycle is the reason why it is so difficult to control the perfect biological replication machinery of viruses, on the other hand, it is to consider that for science these responses were considered as simple coding errors, but now it is known that these are not errors each time they replicate, but evolutionary adaptations to coexist with the host.
Definitely agree! We don't have control on how the viruses evolve and adapt to the environment. It is difficult top provide a countermeasure to prevent new variants for the COVID-19 virus because these viruses constantly find ways to exits in the environment they are in.
Thank you for sharing , @lupafilotaxia. It is informative and give a me a new knowledge about viruses. !wine
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Viruses, as Darwin wrote in his theory on species, practice adaptation to survive, create new organisms with different characteristics in order not to disappear, for this reason the use of antibiotics is limited to a certain time, otherwise it will become harmless since the virus it attacks will reproduce with the variant of immunity to it, now when it comes to immunizations as in the case of covid, vaccines, which are manufactured containing the virus generally achieve the goal of preventing the disease from becoming serious.
Hi @lupafilotaxia
Studying viruses and understanding it properly i.plica to have knowledge of genetics. In view of the fact that viruses are fragments of RNA or RNA. But it is exciting, and tells us that they can despite their tiny size show a large adaptive pattern.
Greetings my friend @josevas217
Right, having knowledge in genetics and its link with virology, allows us to have a better understanding of the behavior of viruses, in undergraduate I studied microbiology and plant pathology and was very little knowledge that I could grasp, basically because the subject is oriented to study how to treat infections and diseases that bacteria, viruses, fungi and nematodes produce to crops.
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Hello professor @lupafilotaxia, excellent your explanation on the evolution of viruses, from my humble opinion viruses are like human beings because we must adapt to all situations that we are presented to coexist in this world, as you very well explain viruses evolve to adapt to different ecosystems in which they are, I remember that with the arrival of COVID-19 one of the first information that the WHO provided was that the virus would not survive at temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius, many thought that Venezuela would not arrive because it is a tropical country with very high temperatures in most of its States and the reality was different, it arrived and adapted quickly to our environment.
Excellent publication.