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What effect would a Q- mutation have on phage lambda infection?


◦ No effect, infection would proceed as normal to either lytic or lysogenic pathway
◦ Lytic pathway blocked, only lysogeny possible
◦ Lysogenic pathway blocked, only lytic pathway possible
◦ Complete abolishment of infection, neither lytic nor lysogenic pathway possible
◦ Higher levels of phage production than in wild-type phage


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xsk4r3kr0w

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Reply 2 on: Nov 9, 2022
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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