What are the phages that show lysogenic cycle called?
Correct answer: C. Temprate phages
- A. Lytic phages
- B. Virulent phages
- C. Temprate phages
- D. None of these options is correct
Explanation
Option A; virulent bacteriophages, which immediately produce progeny and lyse the host cell.Option B: lytic phage is virulent phageOption C: Temperate bacteriophages display a lysogenic life cycle, which requires them to integrate their viral genome into the bacterial chromosome
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