Lysogeny by bacteriophages causes what result to the host DNA?
A) integration of virus DNA into host DNA
B) production of new bacteriophage particles
C) cell death
D) formation of Holliday junctions

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During lysogeny, the virus DNA integrates into the host DNA, often in a specific location called the attB site, forming a prophage. This allows the virus genome to be replicated along with the host genome and passed on to daughter cells during cell division.

Lysogeny by Bacteriophages Causes What Result to the Host DNA