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23 January, 10:03

What is the difference between bacterial reproduction and viral replication?

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    Bacteria contains genetic blueprint (DNA) and has all the tools such as ribosomes and proteins, to reproduce; virus' only contain a very small portion of the genetic material and don't necessarily contain ribosomes and proteins and such to reproduce.
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