Understanding the Unpredictable Mutation and Transmission of RNA Viruses

The virus is a microscopic infectious agent that is considered non living outside the host cell, and inside the host cell, it reproduces, generally consisting of a genetic material, a protein coat, and, in some cases, a lipid envelope. Though its microscopic agent has been threatening mankind for centuries as it possesses immense potential as well as the risk of new viral outbreaks has grown rapidly.