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After the Genome Is Inserted, the Phage Capsid Remains Outside

Question 9

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After the genome is inserted, the phage capsid remains outside, attached to the cell surface, and is referred to as:

A) an envelope
B) a neck
C) tail fibers
D) a ghost
E) temperate

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