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    A Bacteriophage Genome That Is Integrated into the Bacterial Chromosome
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A Bacteriophage Genome That Is Integrated into the Bacterial Chromosome

Question 39

Question 39

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A bacteriophage genome that is integrated into the bacterial chromosome is called


A) a prophage.
B) a virulent phage.
C) a transforming phage.
D) a genome phage.

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