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Is influenza a unicellular organism

Is influenza a unicellular organism
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Is influenza a unicellular organism

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No

Step-by-step explanation:

influenza is an infection (viral) caused by the influenza virus.

the influenza virus is a particle (acellular) thus not made up of cells

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User Mark Pegasov
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no viruses are not considered living

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