How are viruses different from bacteria? A. Viruses have no lytic cycle. B. Viruses do not contain DNA. C. Viruses are not alive. D. Viruses have no protective shell.

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How are viruses different from bacteria?

A. Viruses have no lytic cycle.

B. Viruses do not contain DNA.

C. Viruses are not alive.

D. Viruses have no protective shell.

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Viruses are not alive.

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