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Warts are caused by viruses, particularly human papillomavirus (HPV). They are not caused by bacteria.

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How do you know that frogs DO NOT give you warts?

Because warts are caused by a virus that frogs don't get.


Why don't toads cause warts?

Warts are caused by a virus that only humans can carry.


Can robots get warts?

No. Warts are caused by a biological virus infection. A robot is a machine and thus will not be affected.


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The flu, warts and mumps are all caused by different viruses. The flu is caused by any of the influenza viruses, warts are caused by certain strains of human papillomavirus, and mumps are caused by the mumps virus.


Can cats have warts?

Yes, dogs and cats develop them from being petted by people who carry the virus that causes warts.


Why don't frogs cause warts?

Frogs don't cause warts under realistic conditions b/c warts are caused by a virus that is only found on humans.


Is warts among children to be blamed on the parents?

No. Children often get warts. They are from a virus that can be found in sand boxes and other places.


Give an example of the virus that contain DNA as its genetic material?

The virus for warts and chickenpox's contain DNA.


What kind of virus is HPV?

hpv is human papiloma virus. it is penile or vaginal warts. similar to regular warts. it is a leading cause of cervical cancer. a very effective vacine is now available.


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