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Which usually happens to the host's DNA during the lyric cycle? It is destroyed. It is integrated with the viral DNA. It becomes a previous. It is spliced with a viral DNA.
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Which usually happens to the host's DNA during the lyric cycle?

It is destroyed.

It is integrated with the viral DNA.

It becomes a previous.

It is spliced with a viral DNA.

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The host cell During a lytic cycle the host's DNA becomes integrated with the viral DNA. Lytic cycle is one type of viral reproduction. For this type, the virus replicates using the host's DNA machinery.
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