What are the differences and similarities between bacteria and viruses?

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Oliver Bell

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Bacteria have ribosomes whereas viruses do not. Bacteria are unicellular but viruses are not (because they are considered as nonliving) Bacteria has DNA and RNA floating freely in cytoplasm, it has a cell wall and a cell membrane, whereas a virus is simply DNA or RNA enclosed within a coat of protein.
2023-05-29 19:15:45

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Bacteria have ribosomes whereas viruses do not. Bacteria are unicellular but viruses are not (because they are considered as nonliving) Bacteria has DNA and RNA floating freely in cytoplasm, it has a cell wall and a cell membrane, whereas a virus is simply DNA or RNA enclosed within a coat of protein.
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