What's the difference between BACTERIA and VIRUSES?
2008-3-2 13:14:36 by Skinskin
which one can't live on their own, they need to inject in other cell's DNA?
any additional info would be great.
What's the difference between BACTERIA and VIRUSES?Bacteria are living single celled organisms that can reproduce on their own either by budding or cell division.
Viruses are encapsulated particles of DNA or RNA that can freely move about a system. Viruses need a host to reproduce and live. Once the virus injects its DNA or RNA into a host cell it hijacks the cells mechanics and reproduces copies of itself which are then released and move on to infect other cells.
What's the difference between BACTERIA and VIRUSES?Viruses need to inject their genetic material into some host for replication, coz they dont have any apparatus for replicaton, n bacteria are a little stable n less host dependent than viruses
What's the difference between BACTERIA and VIRUSES?viruses inject themselves into other cell's DNA to survive and spread. Bacteria can grow on their own.
What's the difference between BACTERIA and VIRUSES?Viruses can not live on their own and they are much hard to get rid of because they have to run their course. No medication can kill viruses they can only boost your immune system, so your body can fight it off on its own.
Bacteria are living and they can exsist inside or outside the body. They can live on your counter and on the ground. Bacteria can be treat by medications and antibiotics.