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Lysogeny, or the
lysogenic cycle, is one of two
cycles of
viral reproduction (the
lytic cycle being the other).
Lysogeny is
characterized by integration...
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Lysogeny broth (LB) is a
nutritionally rich
medium primarily used for the
growth of bacteria. Its creator,
Giuseppe Bertani,
intended LB to
stand for lysogeny...
- that
allows it to
either reside within the
genome of its host
through lysogeny or
enter into a
lytic phase,
during which it
kills and
lyses the cell to...
- its
ability to
display lysogeny through mutation rather than a
phage lineage with no
genetic potential to ever
display lysogeny (which more
properly would...
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genes are
active during lysogeny,
examples of
which include phage-encoded tRNA and
virulence genes.
Theories about Lysogeny dominated the
field of microbiology...
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protease trypsin.
Tryptone is
commonly used in
microbiology to
produce lysogeny broth (LB) for the
growth of E. coli and
other microorganisms. It provides...
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Streptococcus pyogenes is a
species of Gram-positive,
aerotolerant bacteria in the
genus Streptococcus.
These bacteria are extracellular, and made up of...
- Pound-force L-shaped
electrical conduit body with the
outlet in the Back ("LB")
Lysogeny broth (also
known as
Luria or Luria-Bertani broth), a
microbial growth...
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repressor gene, cI,
whereas Cro is a
repressor for cI expression. The lysis-
lysogeny decision is
mainly influenced by the
competition between Cro and CII, resulting...
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Katherine R.; Abedon,
Stephen T.; ****van,
Matthew B. (March 14, 2017). "
Lysogeny in Nature: Mechanisms, Impact, and
Ecology of
Temperate Phages". The ISME...
