1. P hage induction following conjugation of a lysogenic bacterium with a nonlysogenic one.

2. This may occur during the lysogenic life cycle of a temperate bacteriophage.

3. Other types, known as lysogenic or temperate, integrate their nucleic acid into the host 's chromosome to be replicated during cell division.

4. Lysogenic cells differ from sensitive cell in two other important respects.

5. Lysogenic phages have double-stranded DNA genomes, as do plasmids and episomes .

6. This transient increase is reinforced by a positive feedback loop in the latency pathway, permitting even higher production of lysogenic proteins, and ultimately the latent outcome.

7. If the number of co-infecting viruses exceeded a certain threshold, the positive feedback loop associated with cI dominated, turning the switch to the lysogenic pathway.

8. Accor ding to their interactions, 10 bacterial strains were classified into 6 susceptible groups and 20 phage strains were classified into 7 different lysogenic types .