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deesands

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What would be the phenotype of an int- λ mutant?
◦ The phage would not be able to undergo the lytic cycle, but could lysogenize.
◦ Both lytic and lysogenic pathways would be inactivated.
◦ The phage would be able to enter the lytic cycle, but would not be able to lysogenize.
◦ The phage would be able to lysogenize but would not be able to be induced to resume the lytic cycle.
◦ The cell would build up high levels of λ repressor, so lysogeny would be maintained.
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Reply #1 on: Jan 12, 2022
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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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