Answer: In the Lysogenic Cyclecycle, a virus integrates its DNA into the host's DNA...
Step-by-step explanation:
Viruses are infectious agents of living cells, which cause diseases in animals and plants, and are capable of attacking other lower organisms, even bacteria. They differ from all other living things because they do not have a cellular structure, that is, they are not made up of cells. There are two main types of Bacteriophages viruses: those that make the lytic cycle and lysogenic cycle. When bacteriophages do not destroy their host cells, but, their nucleic acid is integrated into the genome of the host cell, and replicates in the host bacterial cell from one generation to the next without cell lysis. This is the lysogenic cycle.