Virus Lysogenic Cycle

In a lysogenic cycle, viral nucleid acid becomes part of the host cell chromosome and it's replicated with it. Eventually the virus enters a lytic cycle and kills the host cell.

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• virus
• lysogenic
• cycle
• host
• cell
• chromosome
• provirus

[eLLa210489]

u really help me 4 my morrow test.. thankz!!!!!!!

[THEGLASSOFMILK2]

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[LusineG91]

teachers need to get rid of textbooks and just teach us with videos like this. so much more useful

[Tengo528]

The video keeps flashing green

[walyons89]

Just a heads up, this is not a provirus, this is a prophage. The video shows the virus attaching to a bacterium and inserting it's nucleic material into the bacterium's DNA. When this happens it is a prophage. When this happens in a eukaryotic cell that's when it is a provirus. Still a good video though.

[gleysonrock18]

great

very good

[MRTIBURONTIBURON]

THANKS, this was helpful. 

[GyroTedi1]

@chrissline77 pretty much except hiv buds, either way the host cell dies

[bmxpunker2005]

excellant video

[chrissline77]

Is this how HIV is spread from cell to cell?

[praneshthegreat]

thanks man...

[WoundedSnake]

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