What do eukaryotic cells and viruses have in common?

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What do viruses have in common with eukaryotic cells?

-Viruses are not cells, but they do have certain things in common.

Viruses & Eukaryotic cells :-

1.Contain DNA, but not much.

2.Can not reproduce by themselves.

3.Have important features such as nucleic acid gnomes.

4.Have genetic variations and can certainly evolve.

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