As the virus enters our liver cells, it takes over grabbing spare chemicals from the cell itself and linking them together to make clones of its own unique, tragic pattern. Hundreds of these clones then bud out of the cell ready to infect others. The battalion of viral warriors become a part of us through the manipulation and eventual conquest of our liver cells. They will often kill and damage these liver cells and cause disease. And because they re a part of us, we can t intervene with antibiotics as we can with bacteria.
Bacteria are separate living cells.
The virus is not a separate living cell, it becomes a part of your cells. It becomes a very tall order. It is very difficult. During this early epoch of our existence on earth, we were all exposed to childhood diseases, the bacterial and viral varieties, for example. We have specialized cells, the macrophages, that are attracted to bacteria, engulf them, and kill them.