When bacteriophage $\lambda$ integrates into the E. coli genome, what is that lifestyle called?

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When a bacteriophage integrates into the host genome, it enters a state of lysogeny. During lysogeny, the phage DNA is integrated into the host DNA and is replicated along with it. This is in contrast to the lytic lifestyle, where the phage replicates and eventually causes the host cell to burst (lysis). Lyophilize is a process of freeze-drying, and lysine is an amino acid.

When Bacteriophage λ\lambdaλ Integrates into the E

When Bacteriophage $\lambda$ Integrates into the E