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8 October, 09:59

Differences between a bacterial and virus infection?

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  1. 8 October, 11:07
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    Bacteria are tiny microorganisms that are made up of a single cell. They are very diverse, and can have a large variety of shapes and structural features. Bacteria can live in almost every conceivable environment, including in or on the human body.
  2. 8 October, 13:07
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    see below

    Explanation:

    bacteria are actual living creatures. most bacteria are actually harmless. Without bacteria, you wouldn't be able to digest food or fight diseases

    viruses aren't living things; they're literally just protein and DNA packed together into a shape. Viruses are extremely specific about the cells they attack, while bacteria infections could be anywhere in the body. Viruses cannot be killed by antibiotics, while bacterial infections can be killed by antibiotics (life lesson: don't take antibiotics if you have a common cold)
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