The site at which a virus has infected and subsequently lysed the infected cell,releasing its progeny to infect and lyse surrounding cells,thereby forming a "clear zone," is

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This is because the phenomenon described in the question is characteristic of a viral plaque, which is a clear zone that results from the lysis of infected cells and the release of viral progeny into surrounding cells. The other options (A, B, and D) are not commonly used terms to describe this phenomenon.

The Site at Which a Virus Has Infected and Subsequently