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Question
In the lysogenic cycle, when the temperate phage's DNA integrates into the bacterial chromosome, what is the integrated phage genome called?
Correct Answer
Option C is the correct answer.
Detailed Explanation
Under 'Integration (Prophage Formation)' for the lysogenic cycle, the document states: 'The integrated phage genome is now called a prophage, while the host cell that harbours a prophage is known as a lysogen.'
Hint
It's the term for the dormant viral genome within the host chromosome.