What are two possible reasons why a bacteriophage reorganizes its bacterial host to resemble a eukaryotic...
What are two possible reasons why a bacteriophage reorganizes its bacterial host to resemble a eukaryotic cell?
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The two possible reasons are :
To trick the cells & to produce the next generation of the virus.
As soon as the virus infects the bacterial cell, they damage a lot of the cellular machinery of the cell such as it's DNA & then it seizes the balance cellular machinery. The bacteriophages then reorganizes the complete cell to a well organised machinery, which matches that of the eukaryotic cell which contains several specialized structures, only to produce new viruses.
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