What happens during the lysogenic cycle of a viral infection?
The host cell bursts and dies.
The virus hides in the host cell’s DNA.
The virus uses the host cell to make new viral parts.
The host cell becomes a virus.
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Virus lies dormant. It reproduces itself by letting the host cell copy its DNA during cell division.
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Lysogenic Cycle
The lysogenic cycleis a viral mode of reproduction where it inserts its genome in the host's DNA, then remains dormant as time goes by. However, though it's dormant, it replicates itself by letting the host cell copy the virus' genetic material in cell division.
If the host cell divides, the viral genome is also copied, therefore replicating itself without exerting much effort and exhibiting dormancy.
Explanation:
Hello! For more explanations please see this.
Lysogenic Cycle
The lysogenic cycleis a viral mode of reproduction where it inserts its genome in the host's DNA, then remains dormant as time goes by. However, though it's dormant, it replicates itself by letting the host cell copy the virus' genetic material in cell division.
If the host cell divides, the viral genome is also copied, therefore replicating itself without exerting much effort and exhibiting dormancy.
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