Where does the bacteriophage replicate?
Correct answer: C. Bacteria
- A. Human
- B. Horse
- C. Bacteria
- D. Animal
Explanation
Bacteriophages replicate inside bacterial cells.They attach to the bacterium, inject their genetic material, use the host's machinery to make new phage DNA and proteins, assemble new viruses, and then release them (often by lysing the bacterial cell).
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