Hi Marshall, When people catch a cold from a virus, it often turns into bronchitis or pneumonia (bacterial infections). We also know that certain viruses such as hepatitis can cause cancer. I suggested that a virus might cause bacteria toxins to form in the lymphatic system. CS might kill the bacteria but not the virus. Also, a virus is not limited to DNA, it can also attach itself to a single stranded RNA. I just threw this out there for discussion but I will probably be punished for it <grin>.
Best wishes, Andy Scott > From: Marshall Dudley <mdud...@execonn.com> > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Subject: Re: CS>Virus > > Where you get the idea that viruses can produce bacteria? A virus is a > small piece of DNA, a bacteria is a full organism with a cell wall and > contains dozens of dna strands. Where would all the information come > from to produce the other dna strands even if this were possible? > > Marshall >
