Question

in the __ cycle, the virus replicates itself using the cell machinery until they burst out of the host cell, killing it. in the __ cycle the virus replicates itself whenever the host does by injecting itself into the hosts genome. (1 point) o lytic, retroviral o lytic, lysogenic o retroviral, lytic o lysogenic, lytic

Explanation:

• Lytic Cycle: In this cycle, the virus hijacks the host cell's machinery to produce new virus particles. Once enough are made, the host cell bursts (lysis), releasing the new viruses. This process kills the host cell.
• Lysogenic Cycle: Here, the virus injects its genetic material into the host cell's genome. When the host cell replicates (e.g., through cell division), the viral genetic material is also replicated. The host cell isn't immediately killed in the lysogenic cycle.
• Retroviral is related to retroviruses (like HIV) which use reverse - transcriptase (not directly related to the general lytic/lysogenic cycle description in the question).

Answer:

lytic, lysogenic