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- One Day, Tommy was walking down the Street...
- Tommy knocked on his friend's door. Robert invited Tommy over to play video games that day.
- Hold on for a second Tommy, just grabbing my video game from the other room!
- My new game is called Virus Fighters 9! You have to fight and kill the viruses before they reproduce!
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- All you have to do is press that button over there to start the game.
- Tommy walked over to Robert's gaming system, and pressed the "ON" Button. All of a sudden... ZAP!
- AAHHH!!! Where am I?
- Tommy? Can you hear me? It's Robert. I think you got zapped into the video game!
- Listen Tommy. Your only way out is to beat the game. You need to defeat all of the viruses. Luckily... I just learned how the viruses reproduce in my biology class!
- OH NO!
- Alright, Tommy... I need you to go outside. I'm watching you via my TV screen!
- Alright Robert, where are all of the viruses?
- The first one is coming up to you now!
- Wait a minute... that's not a virus! That's DNA!!
- You're right Tommy! That may not be a virus just yet, but look now! The virus is going to infect the cell and integrate itself into the DNA!
- Are you seeing this Robert? Not only has this cell turned into an ANGRY TRUMP VIRUS, but it has taken over the cell processes and protein synthesis.
- Okay Tommy, I need you to wait until the virus finishes its Reproduction process before you kill it. The virus shoudn't be dangerous until it finishes this process.
- Okay, I'll believe you! Your biology teacher, Ms. Palma, sure seems to know her stuff!
- Hey Robert, what comes next in the process?
- Next in the process, the virus makes multiple copies of its viral parts.
- OH NO!
- Now, the host cell is popped!
- POP
- Wow! Now the virus had completed his cycle!
- Robert... What's happening?
- With another ZAP, Tommy was back in Robert's room again!
- Wow, I'm back here again, maybe the point of the game wasn't to kill the evil virus, but to learn more about how viruses reproduce.
- Thanks Ms. Palma!
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