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The adaptive plasticity of temperate phage λ
When the temperate phage $\lambda $ infects its host, the bacterium Escherichia coli, it can either replicate to form new progeny (lytic growth) or integrate its genome into the host chromosome (lysogenization). Crucially, the probability of lysis or lysogeny is tightly regulated and varies with pha
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