K-Bio Information 11: Viruses

Viruses- Simplest living things on the planet, or among the most complex non-living ones? Or maybe this question misses the point entirely? In this video, Mr. Knuffke discusses viral anatomy, “life cycles” and evolution with a focus on how they expand our understanding of what it means to be a part of the biological system.

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Slide handouts for this unit: https://goo.gl/Tgd91q

AP Curriculum Framework Video Correlations: https://goo.gl/FU5rIk
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Image Credits:
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Several images in this presentation from work by Dr. David Goodsell for the Molecule of the Month series at pdb.org. I can't post the full credits here, due to length limits. Check out the standalone link about for the full details.