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Unlike a lytic infection, a lysogenic infection A. damages the host cell and causes it to burst B. requires a virus to inserts its nucleic acid into a host cell's DNA. C. involves a virus and its nucleic
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Unlike a lytic infection, a lysogenic infection

A. damages the host cell and causes it to burst

B. requires a virus to inserts its nucleic acid into a host cell's DNA.

C. involves a virus and its nucleic acid.

D. involves a host.

User Ivan Peevski
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The answer to this is B.
User Glynn Bird
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It's B


Hope that helps, Good luck! (:
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