The Consequence of an Infection by a Temperate Bacteriophage Is

question 77

Multiple Choice

The consequence of an infection by a temperate bacteriophage is that the bacterial cell

• A) lyses before it gets a chance to divide.
• B) never lyses but continues to divide and replicate both the virus and the cell.
• C) divides faster at moderate temperatures.
• D) may lyse before it divides or may continue to divide and replicate both the virus and the cell.

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