How does a virus differ from a living cell?

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Tensor · Answer 1 · 2020-08-23T19:44:02+0000

Answer: In short, A virus as a nonliving particle which cannot reproduce like a cell would. A Virus is a DNA or RNA enclosed in a protein. While a Cell is made up of multiple different parts, which can reproduce without a host.

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