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unlike lytic viruses, lysogenic viruses do NOT


A inject their genetic material into the host cell

B enter the lytic cycle

C lyse the host cell right away

D infect host cell

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Answer:

The correct answer is option C

Explanation:

In lysogenic cycle, a phage reproduces without killing its host cell (without lysing). In the first two initial stages of the cycle, the process of attachment and DNA injection occur in a similar manner as it happens in a lytic cycle. But in the next stage, DNA is not immediately copies but some of its region combine with bacterial chromosome to integrate phage DNA into the chromosome.

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