Comparing Cell Structures with Viruses Plant Animal Bacterial Viruses.

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Comparing Cell Structures with Viruses Plant Animal Bacterial Viruses

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Comparing Cell Structures with Viruses

PlantAnimal

BacterialViruses

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Bacteria

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Plant

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Animal

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•Cytoplasm is the chasm•Cytosol fills it up!

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Virus

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Comparison of Cells to VirusesCells Viruses

Cells have: Viruses have:

Cells do: Viruses DON’T do:

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Comparison of Cells to VirusesCells Viruses

Cells have:1. Membranes2. Cytoplasm/cytosol3. Genetic material - DNA4. Ribosomes

Viruses have:1. Genetic material DNA or

RNA2. Protein coat

Cells do:1. Digestion2. Excretion3. Respiration4. Response to stimuli5. Need and use energy –

metabolism6. Grow & develop7. Reproduce themselves

Viruses DON’T do:1. Digestion2. Excretion3. Respiration4. Response to stimuli5. Need and use energy –

metabolism6. Grow & develop7. Reproduce themselves


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