Phage DNAVirionDNA Attachment|(adsorption)Degraded bacteria DNACell (host)Capsid proteinPenetration|(injection)Finish drawing the assembly stepSynthesis ofnucleic acidand proteinAssembly andpackagingDraw the virions that would infect a new bacteria.Release(lysis)What kind of genetic material will each newly infected cell get?Virus DNA or Bacteria DNA?Virions

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Draw the virions that would infect a new bacteria. What kind of genetic material will each newly infected cell get? Virus DNA or Bacteria DNA?

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter8: Dna Structure And Function

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