what are the major differences between replication of animal viruses and bacteriophages?

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BACTERIOPHAGE	ANIMAL VIRUS
They get attached by the help of tail fibers in the cell wall protein	They get attached by the help of spikes, capsid, or envelope to plasma membrane protein
Penetration is achieved by Injection of viral nucleic acid through bacterial cell wall	They penetrate by endocytosis or fusion
Uncoating of the DNA is not required	Uncoating is achieved by digestion of viral capsid
Viral DNA or RNA is replicated in the cytoplasm where formation of viral mRNA and other viral components takes place	Viral RNA or DNA replicated in cytoplasm or nucleus respectively and the formation of viral RNA components takes place.
Matures and releases by host cell lysis	Matures and releases by budding in enveloped viruses and cell rupture in nonenveloped viruses
Chronic infection results in lysogeny	Chronic infection results in latency, chronic infection and cancer

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