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Lysogenic conversion is a result of the temperate life cycle.
How can lysogeny offer protection against new infections?
As a result of the CI protein's ability to control its own production, lysogenized host cells have nearly consistent levels of free CI protein in their cytoplasm. A lysogen is effectively become "immune" to further infection by particles as a result of this.
A bacterium and a phage engage in a process known as lysogenic conversion that is frequently advantageous to the bacterium. By inserting certain traits into the bacterial genes during lysogenic conversion, the phage improves the lifespan of the bacterium.
In the lysogenic cycle, also known as a non-virulent infection, the virus integrates its genome with the genome of the host cell to carry out reproduction without killing the host.
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