What is the effect of the host genome when the page is lysogenic?

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Alyoshak · Answer 1 · 2022-12-09T12:15:21+0000

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When the phage enters a lysogenic cycle, it does not destroy the host but it manipulates the host's DNA and continues to reproduce. This is why the lysogenic cycle is also called nonvirulent phase.

What is the effect of the host genome when the page is lysogenic?

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