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a virus is made up of either DNA or RNA, surrounded by protein and lipids

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In lytic cycles, the virus's genetic material is physically injected by the virus into the cell while in the lysogenic cycle the infected cell is copied

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Assembly is when genetic material, proteins and enzymes are assembled to create a new

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In both lytic and lysogenic, the virus uses the cell to make more viruses. A difference is that

lyctic is active, whereas once the virus inserts itself into the cell's genome it doesn't need to do more work.

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then when the cell reproduces the virus's DNA or RNA is also copied

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The virus inserts it's genetic information (DNA or RNA) into the cell's genome

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The formed viruses are released from the host cell while the parent virus dies off.

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Lyctic cycles is when identical viruses are replicated while lysogenic cycle is when the genetic material is passed on it is being continued replicated and could be never shown .

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What are similiarities and differences of the lytic versus lysogenic

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What are similiarities and differences of the lytic versus lysogenic

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Explain each of the stages of the lytic or lysogenic cycle

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Explain each of the stages of the lytic or lysogenic cycle