Viruses, Not living, Not cellular, Smaller, Can use DNA or RNA to code for traits, Has capsid, Has glycoproteins/tail fibers, Needs a host cell to replicate., Uses the lytic and lysogenic cycles, Examples: HIV and Flu, Antivirals can be used to treat infection, Cells, Living, Cellular, Larger, Uses DNA to code for traits, Has a cell membrane, Has receptors, Free-living; reproduces on its own, Uses binary fission or meiosis/mitosis, Examples: Strep throat and Staph infections, Antibiotics can be used to treat infection, Both, Has genetic material, Structures are made of biomolecules, Uses Macromolecules, Has Enzymes, Has proteins, carbohydrates, lipids and nucleic acids, Can cause disease, Vaccines can be used to prevent infection
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Viruses vs. Cells
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