According to the scientists the virus has a gelly cover made out of fat that becomes rigid when exposed to temperatures lower than 15.6 degrees Celsius. When this cover is rigid the virus stays protected inside, allowing it to transfer from body to body. When the temperatures are higher than 15.6 degrees Celsius the cover becomes more like gelly, a Feeds
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why the flu virus attacks more in the winter??
Posted: March 6th, 2008, 2:00pm by pyderi
According to the scientists the virus has a gelly cover made out of fat that becomes rigid when exposed to temperatures lower than 15.6 degrees Celsius. When this cover is rigid the virus stays protected inside, allowing it to transfer from body to body. When the temperatures are higher than 15.6 degrees Celsius the cover becomes more like gelly, a