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Reproductive Stages for Enterobacteria Phage T4

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While it affects bacteria, it affects the intestine on how it digest food.

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Since Phage T4 infects E. coli, other than bursting to infect other E. coli cells, there aren't any other symptoms. Infect E. coli, however, may cause certain diseases or symptoms like diarrhea or fevers to an organism that has infect E. coli within them.

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-http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dbmd/diseaseinfo/etec_g.htm

-http://www.virology.net/big_virology/BVDNAmyo.html

-http://textbookofbacteriology.net/phage.html

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The mode of transportation may be stopped, like prevent infected animals from entering the sewages or keeping place sanitary. There are preventions for infected E. coli, however, like drinking clear liquids.

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While the vector for this current virus is not known, it has been found in sewage and fecal matter, which suggest that it is transmitted by animals that live in sewage, such as rats.

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1. Adsorption+Penetration (Virus enters into a cell.)

2. Arrest of host gene expression.

3. Protein Synthesis

4. DNA Replication

5. Formation of new virus particles.

6. Lysis

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Escherichia coli (E. coli)

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- spider-like shape

- double stranded

DNA

-protein coat

-sheath

-baseplate

-tail fiber