What is the difference between cells and bacteria.

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anonymous · Answer

what making bacteria to be considered as living organism.

nincompoop · Answer

a cell is the unit of living things and a bacteria would be an example of a single-celled organism. an organism may be a single-cell or a multi-cellular (many cells) and usually a good example would be bacteria for the former and human being for the latter.

anonymous · Answer

what is the difference between a cell and atom.

anonymous · Answer

A cell is a living thing composed of atoms. An atom is a nonliving (debatable by some theories though) thing composed of subatomic particles. Atoms are the building blocks of all matter, whereas cells are the building blocks of life.

anonymous · Answer

typically how many atoms does single celled bacteria consist.

abb0t · Answer

Difference between a cell and atom? O.o

anonymous · Answer

@abb0t a group of atoms makes a cell.

.sam. · Answer

quarks<atoms<molecules<organelles<cells<tissues<organs

abb0t · Answer

@.Sam. has it down :)

nincompoop · Answer

why not just finish it until you get to event horizon @.sam.