Viruses and bacterium are two very different organisms. Some of the main differences between the two include:

1. Size: Viruses are small, single-celled organisms that can range in size from a few bytes to several million bytes. Bacterium are large, multicellular organisms that can range in size from a few metres to a few centimetres.

2. Lifespan: Viruses have a very short lifespan and cannot survive outside the host cell in which they are found. Bacterium, on the other hand, can survive for a long time and can form relationships with other bacterium and other organisms in the environment.

3. Pathways: Viruses usually enter cells and use their energy resources to replicate. Bacterium, on the other hand, enter cells, take over their resources and use them for growth and development.

4. Response: viruses are able to change their shape and look like anything to fit into the cell, while bacterium have specific responses to certain stimuli.

5. Genetics: viruses have genetic material similar to that of humans, but they are much smaller and can only replicate within cells. Bacterium, on the other hand, have genetic material similar to that of humans, but they can replicate on their own and can also interbreed with other bacterium.
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