The phage that is involved in the lysogenic cycle of a bacteriophage is known as?

Explanation

Option A : The phage which causes lysis of host cells is known as lytic or virulent phage. Option: B The phage involved in the lysogenic cycle of bacteriophage is lysogenic phage also known as temperate phage. PTB XI Chap # 5 page # 75 Option C : All infections of bacterial cells by phages do not result in lysis. In some cells, viral DNA instead of taking over the control of the host's machinery, becomes incorporated into the bacterial chromosome. Phage in this state is called prophage. Option D : The viruses that attack bacteria are known as bacteriophage.