Temperate and Virulent Phages Differ in That

question 17

Multiple Choice

Temperate and virulent phages differ in that:

• A) Virulent phages kill the host cell and temperate phages never kill the host cell
• B) Virulent phages never kill the host cell and temperate phages always kill the host cell
• C) Virulent phages kill the host cell and temperate phages can kill the host cell or live in a symbiotic state with the host cell
• D) Temperate phages kill the host cell and virulent phages can kill the host cell or live in a symbiotic state with the host cell
• E) All of these are true

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