This cycle of phage replication involves the killing of the host cell Lysogenic cycle All answers...
This cycle of phage replication involves the killing of the host cell
Lysogenic cycle
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Lytic cycle
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During the lytic cycle of phage replication, the bacteriophage virus kills the host cells via causing their lysis, however in the lysogenic cycle, the DNA (genetic material) of phage virus corporates into the genome of host cell and continuously replicate to transfer it in subsequent generations via form new prophage. Hence option (4) is the correct answer choice.
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This cycle of phage replication involves the killing of the host
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Lysogenic cycle
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