- During infection a phage attaches to a bacterium and inserts it
genetic material into the cell. after that a phage usually follows
one of two cycle.
LYTIC CYCLE
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- The phage infects a bacterium hijacks the bacterium to make
lots of phages ,and then kills the cell by making it explode.
- in the lytic cycle , a phage acts like a typical virus ,its
host cell and uses the cell resources to make lot of new phages
,causing the cell to burst.
- In lytic cycle viral DNA destroy the cell DNA ,take over cell
functions and destroy the cell.
- the virus replicates and produces progeny phages.
- in lytic cycle ,there are symptoms of viral infection.
- in lytic cycle phage DNA replicates independently.
VIRUSES IN WHICH
LYTIC CYCLE OCCURS-
- COMMON COLD VIRUS
- INFLUENZA VIRUS
- RABIES VIRUS
LYSOGENIC CYCLE
--
- The phage infects a bacterium and inserts its DNA into
bacterial chromosome ,allowing the phage DNA to be copied and
passed on along with the cells own DNA.
- In lysogenic cycle , the virus combines its DNA into the host's
cell DNA forming a Prophage. this infection can lie dormant for a
period of time before symptoms occur.
- in lysogenic cell virus not destroy the cell and the virus does
not produce progeny.
- in lysogenic cycle there are no symptoms of viral
infection.
- in lysogenic cycle, phage DNA's replication occurs with the
bacterial DNA replication machinery.
VIRUS THAT USE
LYSOGENIC CYCLE --
- HEPATITIS B VIRUS
- CHICKEN POX VIRUS
- HIV
- HERPES