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What are the differences between virulent and temperate bacteriophages? Select all that apply

Prophages that encode virulence factors are always temperate bacteriophages.

Temperate bacteriophages respond differently to healthy and unhealthy host cells.

Only temperate bacteriophage genomes are inherited by bacterial cell division.

Only temperate bacteriophages are capable of lysogeny.

Virulent bacteriophages infect humans as well as bacteria.

Specialized transduction is only performed by temperate bacteriophages.

Generalized transduction is only performed by virulent bacteriophages.

Prophages that encode virulence factors are always virulent bacteriophages.

Only virulent bacteriophages are capable of the lytic cycle.

A representative virulent bacteriophage is T4; a representative temperate bacteriophage is λ.

Discuss how both virulent and temperate bacteriophages replicate within a host cell bacterium. Be sure to explain all steps of the lytic and lysogenic cycles and include why temperate bacteriophages evolved the lysogenic option.
How are the processes by which bacteriophages inject bacterial cells similar to how animal viruses inject animal cells.

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