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4. How does a lytic virus kill the cells that it infects? A. It stops energy production by the cells mitochondria. B. It allows the cell's cytoplasm to enter the nucleus, which destroys the cell's DNA.
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4. How does a lytic virus kill the cells that it infects?

A. It stops energy production by the cells mitochondria.

B. It allows the cell's cytoplasm to enter the nucleus, which destroys the cell's DNA.

C. It causes the cell membrane to rupture.

OD. It destroys chlorophyll molecules so that the cell cannot conduct photosynthesis.

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C, It causes the cell membrane to rupture.

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