Question

the lysogenic cycle is a viral replication process in which genetic material of the virus enters the host cell’s cytoplasm, the cell replicates the viral dna or rna, and the host cell is instructed to manufacture capsids and assemble new viral particles which then leave the cell.
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false
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Explanation:

The lytic cycle (not lysogenic) is the viral replication process where the virus takes over the host cell to make capsids, assemble new virions, and release them. In the lysogenic cycle, the viral genome integrates into the host genome and replicates with it, not immediately producing new viral particles for release. So the description here is of the lytic cycle, making the statement false.

Answer:

False