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... chromosome . When integrated into the bacterial chromosome in this way , the viral DNA is 339 known as a prophage . One prophage gene codes for a protein that prevents transcription of most of the other prophage genes . Thus , the phage ...
... chromosome . When integrated into the bacterial chromosome in this way , the viral DNA is 339 known as a prophage . One prophage gene codes for a protein that prevents transcription of most of the other prophage genes . Thus , the phage ...
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... chromosome for many generations . Phage λ has one main tail fiber , which is short . The term lysogenic implies that prophages are capable of giving rise to active phages that lyse their host cells . This occurs when the λ genome exits ...
... chromosome for many generations . Phage λ has one main tail fiber , which is short . The term lysogenic implies that prophages are capable of giving rise to active phages that lyse their host cells . This occurs when the λ genome exits ...
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... chromosome . From one origin , DNAsd replication progresses in both alqmsxo directions around the circular demitqo chromosome until the entire patin chromosome has been reproduced . tiw Enzymes that cut , twirl ( red arrow ) , 100 and ...
... chromosome . From one origin , DNAsd replication progresses in both alqmsxo directions around the circular demitqo chromosome until the entire patin chromosome has been reproduced . tiw Enzymes that cut , twirl ( red arrow ) , 100 and ...
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