how do viruses differ from other microorganisms
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Viruses are so unimaginably small that if you place single celled microorganisms such as Amoeba near it , then the protozoan would seen like a gaint. A virus cannot be seen except under an electron miscrope.
Microorganisms or microbes are tiny organisms that cannot be seen with nacked eyes. The can be seen only with the help.of a microscope. Microorganisms are unicellular.
Microorganisms or microbes are tiny organisms that cannot be seen with nacked eyes. The can be seen only with the help.of a microscope. Microorganisms are unicellular.
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Viruses
They show the characteristics of living organisms or reproduce only by entering the host organisms.
They are non-cellular microbes
Other microbes
They do not need to enter any host organism to reproduce or show any characteristics of life.
They are cellular microbes.
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