Which is true of lysogenized cells?

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Lysogeny occurs when a temperate phage integrates its genome into the host cell's genome, becoming a prophage. The lysogenized cells are not immune to further infection by any virus. However, they are immune to infection by the same virus as the prophage, as the prophage confers resistance to superinfection by the same virus. Lysogenized cells can also acquire new properties as a result of the prophage's integration, such as the production of toxins in the case of the diphtheria toxin gene's integration into Corynebacterium diptheriae. Lysogenized cells retain the ability to respond to infection with the SOS response, a DNA repair mechanism initiated by the presence of damaged DNA.

Which Is True of Lysogenized Cells