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Viruses = non-living and infect host cells.Cells =  smallest form of structure and function in living organisms.Viruses cannot - make their own food, do not contain a cell membrane, and cannot reproduce.Cells contain a cell membrane, DNA, RNA, ribosomes, cytoplasm, and are able to grow and reproduce, and respond to stimuli.Viruses contain one nucleic acid, a capsid, and an envelope 
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The structure of a virus and a cell has many differences. These differences are initiated with different properties, characteristics, and morphology.

What do you mean by a Cell?

A cell may be defined as the structural and functional unit of life. It is responsible for all the metabolic functions in the body of an organism.

Viruses are the link between living and non-living things. They infect the host cells and multiply inside their body. Viruses only have a protein coat called the capsid, nucleic acids, and an envelope. They lack a cell membrane. While a cell consists of a cell wall, genetic material, well distinct cell organelles, possess a property of growth and division.

Therefore, above are some differences between a virus and a cell.

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