… the context-dependent nature of virus–microorganism interactions in ecological … We
revisit the ‘rules of life’ in terms of how long-term infections shape the fate of viruses and …

… productive because in real life agents do not consistently … , of course, tantamount to winning
in such a game. EGT is ideal for … that contains types as bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Microbes …

… Viruses are the most abundant life-form in the world and more than 99.9 percent of viral
species remain unstudied. Simply put, viruses are winners in the game of life.…

… the beginning of the virus life cycle that ends in the production of new virus offspring. In the
… Thankfully, in most cases our immune system wins out. But now we need to assess how this …

… bacteria but ten times more viruses. We must make it clear to ourselves that this planet is a
sea of viruses with rare islands representing cellular life. Viruses are clearly more abundant …

… and single cell life forms that we use, … Viruses as Winners in the Game of Life,’ where Forest
Rohwer and colleagues observe: viruses are ‘the most numerous and genetically diverse life …

… We next examined the life history traits that are traditionally analyzed in models of viral
fitness … Furthermore, the life traits of P 2 appear to have a lesser impact on the outcome of the …

… ’ shows respect and appreciation to our real-life heroes. … So the game Beat the Virus
shows its respect and appreciation to our real life heroes. …

… life’ (ToL) unwarranted”, and they go on to observe “the question about the origin of viruses
and life … one aspect of viral modernity, as the loudest voice in the room wins over knowledge …

… the virus in that the very logic of the virus entails the transformation of its host according to the
‘genetic information’ it transports. The virus not … Where life itself has become reformatted in …