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Virology

a state in which a bacteriophage genome persists quietly inside a bacterium and is passed on until induced to kill the cell.

In virology, lysogeny refers to a state in which a bacteriophage genome persists quietly inside a bacterium and is passed on until induced to kill the cell. This meaning comes from Lwoff (1953) in Bacteriological Reviews.[1]

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References

Lwoff, A. (1953). Lysogeny. Bacteriological Reviews, 17(4), 269-337. https://doi.org/10.1128/br.17.4.269-337.1953

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