1st. A bacteriophage lytic development cycle is determined by the expression of its genes. How are these genes temporally subdivided? 2nd. What characteristics differentiate the promoters of these genes in T7 bacteriophage?

1st. A bacteriophage lytic development cycle is determined by the expression of its genes. How are these genes temporally subdivided? 2nd. What characteristics differentiate the promoters of these genes in T7 bacteriophage?

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