Bacteriophage Lytic Replication CycleBelow steps in the lytic cycle of bacteriophage have been arranged in random order and with letterlabels.a. assemblyb.biosynthesisC. entryd. releasee. attachment/adsorptionFrom the choices below, choose the correct sequence of steps in lytic replicationO e, c, d,a, bO d, e, a, b, cOe,c, b, a, dO a, b, c,d,e

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Bacteriophage Lytic Replication Cycle
Below steps in the lytic cycle of bacteriophage have been arranged in random order and with letter
labels.
a. assembly
b.biosynthesis
C. entry
d. release
e. attachment/adsorption
From the choices below, choose the correct sequence of steps in lytic replication
O e, c, d,a, b
O d, e, a, b, c
Oe,c, b, a, d
O a, b, c,d,e

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