Phage therapy virus landing on bacteria . 3d render illustration view 2

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  • Photo title: Phage therapy virus landing on bacteria . 3d render illustration view 2
  • Author: Vrx1234
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  • Virus infecting and killing bacteria Phage therapy virus binding to bacteria , inserts DNA segmant strand overwrites cell dna. -lysogenic cycle, viral DNA RNA enters cell and integrates into the host DNA as a new set of genes called prophage. integrates host genome 3d rendering illustration
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