Lytic cycle and lysogenic cycle of bacteriophage | virology lecture 5

Microbiology lecture 23 | Virus growth cycle | Lytic cycle and lysogenic cycle of virus - This fourth virology lecture of microbiology lecture series explains about the virus growth cycle. It explains the difference between the lytic and lysogenic cycle of viruses. Her we have also talked about the properties of bacteriophage life cycle compared between the lytic phase and the lysogenic phase.
Stay tuned to know more about Lytic cycle and lysogenic cycle of bacteriophage.
Watch this video lecture to know about the following topics -
Lytic cycle of Bacteriophage
Lysogenic cycle of Bacteriophage
Lytic and lysogenic cycle of Bacteriophage
Bacteriophage life cycle
Life cycle of Bacteriophage virus
Virus life cycle
Bacteriophage virus life cycle

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