Excision in Lambda Phage

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Excision in Lambda Phage

Excision in Lambda Phage -
Excision is thus the reversal of integration. The circular phage chromosome is liberated into the cytoplasm of the bacterial cell. The vegetative functions of the phage can now be established, and the phage can now enter the lytic cycle.

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