If a mutation were to occur in lambda phage that made it unable to express integrase, what would happen?

a. It would be stuck in the lysogenic cycle.
b. It would be unable to form circular DNA once it entered the host.
c. It would be unable to inject its DNA into the host.
d. It would be unable to recombine with the bacterial chromosome.


Answer: D

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