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    What Would Be the Consequences to A\(\lambda\) Phage That Lysogenized in a RecA<sup>−</sup> Bacterial Cell? Explain Why
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What Would Be the Consequences to A λ\lambdaλ Phage That Lysogenized in a RecA− Bacterial Cell? Explain Why

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What would be the consequences to a λ\lambdaλ phage that lysogenized in a recA− bacterial cell? Explain why this would occur.

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