A temperate phage (also known as a lysogenic bacteriophage) is one which has two options upon entering a host. It can either go through the lytic cycle and lyse the host, or it can go through the lysogenic cycle and integrate itself into the host’s genome.
A temperate bacteriophage is also called a lysogenic bacteriophage, it means that when reproducing, it can either go through the lytic cycle and lyse the host or it can integrate into the host’s genome
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You mentioned that your phage was “temperate”. What does that meant?
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A temperate phage (also known as a lysogenic bacteriophage) is one which has two options upon entering a host. It can either go through the lytic cycle and lyse the host, or it can go through the lysogenic cycle and integrate itself into the host’s genome.
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A temperate bacteriophage is also called a lysogenic bacteriophage, it means that when reproducing, it can either go through the lytic cycle and lyse the host or it can integrate into the host’s genome
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