After the virus infects, it goes on to incorporate its RNA into the host cell DNA to become this. Question 9 options: Virulent phage Prophage Lytic phage None of these
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Step 1: After infecting the host cell, the virus's genetic material (RNA) is integrated into the host cell's DNA. Show more…
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