Life cycle of virus

What does the virus inject into the host cell?

• host DNA

• viral genetic material

• viral proteins

• protein coat

What happens to the viral genetic material once inside the host cell during the lytic pathway?

• It is destroyed by the host cell.

• It is replicated.

• It combines with the host's DNA.

• It forms a protein coat directly.

What is the viral genetic material used to build in the lytic pathway?

• host DNA

• more viral genetic material

• viral proteins

• new host cells

What happens to the host cell after new viruses are formed in the lytic pathway?

• The cell remains intact and stores the viruses.

• The cell lyses and releases the viruses.

• The cell divides, passing the viruses to daughter cells.

• The cell transforms into a virus.

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What is a key difference in the initial stage of the lysogenic pathway compared to the lytic pathway?

• The virus does not inject genetic material.

• The viral genetic material is immediately replicated.

• The viral genetic material is inserted into the host DNA.

• The host cell immediately lyses.