Differences Between Bacteria and Viruses. There are a number of differences between bacteria and viruses. Viruses, for example, are as much as 10 to 100 times smaller than bacteria. ... While the RNA and DNA of viruses are enclosed in the protein coat, in bacteria, the genetic material floats in the cytoplasm.
I think the answer is force. A force is any push or pull from one object to another.
In a cell cycle, the time where the cell doesn't undergo cell division is called the interphase.
Its like a resting stage of the cycle.
During this period of time, the chromosomes (thread like structure of DNA) is rather unclear and cannot be seen, but at the same time the chromatins duplicate and double its number for cell division. This process is same for both mitosis and meiosis.