how do you tell the difference between a lysogenic or lytic infection on a lawn of...
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Lytic phase:
• Viral DNA destroys host DNA.
• The viral DNA is replicated to produces progeny
phages.
• Causes viral infection.
Lysogenic Cycle:
• Viral DNA incorporates with host DNA and does not
kill the cell.
• Progeny phage does not produce.
• Does not cause a viral infection.
A temperate phage has fewer surviving lysogens in the center than
the periphery. The higher density indicates to more lysogenic
infections. As the phage diffuse and the fall down of concentration
leads to more lytic infections.
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