Question

does virus attack bacterial cell if yes name it​

Answer 1

Answer:

Viruses that attack bacteria were named 'bacteriophages'. ... The phage infection cycle seems to be simple but extremely efficient: a single phage injects its genome into a bacterial cell, switching the cells' programme in its favour so the host cell will eventually die and release about 100 new phage particles.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Viruses that attack bacteria were named ‘bacteriophages'. The term phage originates from Greek phagein, which translates as ‘to eat'. The phage infection cycle seems to be simple but extremely efficient: a single phage injects its genome into a bacterial cell, switching the cells' programme in its favour so the host cell will eventually die and release about 100 new phage particles.