Answer:
<h2>Lytic cycle: involve that there is rupture( lysis) of the host cell and release many copies of virus.
</h2><h2>Lysogenic cycle: involve the insertion of the nucleic acid of a bacteriophage into host genome, known as prophage.
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Explanation:
There are many similarities and differences between lysogenic and lytic cycles that;
1. Lysogenic cycle of bacteriophage :
i) in lysogenic cycle: bacteriophage insert its DNA with that of a host, known as prophage and it replicates with host.
2. Lytic cycle of bacteriophage:
i) lytic cycle is that it results in many copies of the virus very quickly and the cell is ruptured and many copies of virus are released.
4. Similarity is that in both cycles bacteriophase inter into the host and use their machinery.
Answer:
Yes you are correct.
Explanation:
Number one is the rough ER not the nucleus. Number 3 is the mitochondria not the Ribosomes. This is an animal cell so there can not be a cell wall. There are exactly 3 small vacuoles in an animal cell so yes, you are correct.
Answer:
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Explanation:
This would cause mantle material to rise in its place, pushing up the crust and forming isolated mountain ranges and associated basins. This activity would cause minor earthquakes and maybe even additional pockets of volcanism.
