How do bacteria and viruses differ in their type of nucleic acids
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How do bacteria and viruses differ in their type of nucleic acids

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Bacteria contain DNA while some Virus contains RNA those are called retrovirus.
DNA will be double stranded in bacteria and single stranded DNA and RNA viruses are there

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Bacteria: double-stranded circular DNA

Viruses: polyphyletic grouping of molecular parasitic entities that can use any of several different nucleic acid schemes including
single stranded DNA
double-stranded linear DNA
double-stranded circular DNA
single-stranded RNA
double-stranded RNA
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