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Origin of Viruses   135





















            A vi rus lives as a par a site in the cells of a for eign or gan ism. Viruses have no me tab -
            o lisms of their own out side the host cell. The di a gram above shows how a vi rus
            takes over a cell. It first at tach es it self to the cell, then in jects it with its own DNA.
            The cell is thus forced in to cop y ing the vi rus. Eventually, the cell ex plodes and the
            new vi rus par ti cles are re leased.

           mu ta tion.  Viruses  can not  per form  rus es and their de vel op ment to date.
           these func tions in de pend ent ly out -  At the same time, the ex is tence of three
           side the cell, in their form as vir i ons.  very dif fer ent phys i cal sta ges, and the
           They need com plete or gan isms in    in a bil i ty of any one of these to pro vide
                                                 a ful ly sat is fac to ry ac count re gard ing
           or der to "come to life." 148
                                                 vi rus es, makes any com ment even
              As you can see, vi rus es can not be
                                                 more dif fi cult. The com ments sum ma -
           re gard ed as a pre-life stage, be cause
                                                 rized be low are based more on fic tion
           they can per form such key sta ges as
                                                 than on sci en tif ic foun da tions.
           rep li ca tion and mu ta tion on ly in the
           cells of the or gan isms they in hab it.  Once up on a time, the or i gins of vi rus -
                                                 es were cel lu lar or gan isms. These vi tal
           Viruses are un a ble to sur vive in the
                                                 cells en tered oth er cells as par a sites
           ab sence of a com plete or gan ism. For
                                                 and grad u al ly lost all their or gan elles.
           that rea son, there can be no ques tion
           of their con sti tut ing a pre lim i nary  The or i gins of vi rus es were a free-liv -
           stage for bac te ria, for ex am ple.   ing pre-cell. Later, with the emer gence
              Professor Ali Demirsoy, a          of cel lu lar or gan isms, these prim i tive
                                                 forms be gan liv ing in side them as par -
           Turkish ex pert on ev o lu tion, re fers
                                                 a sites.
           to the in va lid i ty of the claims re -
           gard ing the or i gins of vi rus es:   Viruses are de scend ed nei ther from
                                                 pre-cells nor form cel lu lar or gan isms.
              Our  ac cu mu lat ed  knowl edge  is  far
                                                 They emerged from frag ments re leased
              from tell ing us about the or i gin of vi -

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