What Is A Virus, and the Difference Between Gram-Positive and Gram-Negative Viruses
What is a virus? What is the difference between gram-positive and gram-negative viruses?
What Is A Virus, and the Difference Between Gram-Positive and Gram-Negative Viruses
Virus
Viruses are a harmful source and an entrance doorway to many diseases. It is an infectious agent. It can cause very types of diseases on various different backgrounds. It is not particularly visible at first, but it is quite dangerous and destructive.
Gram-positive virus
Key features are:
It is single-layered.
It has thick layers.
Has teichoic acids.
Very prominent.
Gram-negative virus
Key features are:
It is double layered.
It has thin layers.
Doesn’t have teichoic acids.
It is not that prominent.
I hope this answer helps!
– Written By Aparajita Karmakar
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