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What distinguishes a lysogenic infection from a lytic infection?
Lysogenic viruses are deadly, lytic viruses are not.

Lysogenic viruses only have RNA as their genetic material.

Lysogenic viruses only infect bacteria. Lytic viruses affect all forms of life.

Lysogenic viruses remain in the host cell for longer than lytic viruses.

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Lysogenic viruses only infect bacteria and Lytic viruses affect all forms of life is what distinguishes the both of them.

What is Lysogeny?

This refers to a type of life cycle that takes place when a bacteriophage infects certain types of bacteria.

Thus means that the Lysogenic viruses only infect bacteria which is therefore why option C was chosen as the correct choice.

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