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3 years ago
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By what 2 different mechanisms could mutant phages change to become capable of lysing e. coli k

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Agata [3.3K]3 years ago
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The switching from lysogenic to the lytic cycle, also called lysogenic induction, can be caused by a double-stranded break in the prophage or can be caused by a mutagen. These factors could cause disruption of the cI & cro genes that are responsible for regulating the lytic-lysogenic cycles of bacteriophages..


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