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| Characteristics | Viruses | Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | DNA/RNA core, capsid | Cell membrane, cell wall, ribosomes, DNA (enclosed in nucleus), organelles |
| Reproduction | Only within a host | Independent (Asexually or Sexually) |
| Genetic Code | DNA or RNA | DNA in Eukaryotes DNA/RNA in prokaryotes |
| Growth and Development | No | Yes in multicellular organisms |
| Obtain and Use of Energy | No | Yes |
| Response to Enviornment | No | Yes |
| Change over time | Yes | Yes |
Let us compare cells and viruses
Considered non-living due to needing a host to replicate
Facts on viruses
Infect plants, animals, and bacteria
Composed of Nucleic Acids ecnlosed in a protein coat
They are approximatly 10x smaller than bacteria
vs Cells
Viruses
Cells vs Virus
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Let us compare cells and viruses
Considered non-living due to needing a host to replicate
Facts on viruses
Infect plants, animals, and bacteria
Composed of Nucleic Acids ecnlosed in a protein coat
They are approximatly 10x smaller than bacteria
vs Cells
Viruses
-Write the similarities and differences between cells and viruses -Share in cooperative groups about virus and cell characteristics
Language Objective
-Compare and contrast cells and viruses in their structure and function