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Difference between viruses and bacteria. Image: Bacterias (binary/octet-stream)	we must know that it is a virus and a bac
Virus: Microorganism composed of genetic material protected by a protein coat, which causes various diseases by introducing itself as a parasite in a cell to reproduce in it.	Image: Virus 0 (binary/octet-stream)
Bacterium: they are unicellular microorganisms, that is to say, they consist of a single cell (unlike any other multicellular living being, whose set of cells forms specialized tissues)	Image: Superbacterias 820x385 (binary/octet-stream)
Differences: Virus: acellular microorganism, it does not have its own metabolism, It needs cells from other organisms called "host cells" to live and reproduce.	Bacterium: unicellular microorganism, live with living beings, They have the structure and DNA necessary to reproduce
The cause of the disease is the infection of the virus that lodges in host cells changing its DNA by his, destroying eventually the cells.	The cause of the disease Increase in the amount of bacteria and products of your metabolism that cause the disease.
The cure is preventive and antiviral vaccines.	The cure is the bacterial balance of the organism and antibiotics.

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