There are many different types of viruses and bacteria that can live and reproduce inside humans and often make us sick. In whic
h of the following ways are viruses different from bacteria? A- Viral infections always cause a fever while bacterial infections almost never do
B- Viruses must invade a host cells to reproduce while bacteria can reproduce on their own
C- Virus cells, in general, are at least three times as large as the largest bacterial cell
D- Viral infections are more likely to disable or kill their host than bacterial infections
I believe (not sure) that the answer is B, viruses must invade their host before being able to reproduce.
I remember seeing a diagram of the general life of a virus, and I remember seeing the virus sticking to a cell, merging in, and reproducing thereafter (sort of like a factory). Once again, I am not sure and the answer may as well be another one.
well for one you can find a lot for examples like if the light of a blazing hot sun was reflecting on a wooden stick the spot where the sun is reflecting would have a red mark with smoke comming out the stop
