Question

. A lytic infection concludes with the

Answer 1

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The virus will make the cell burst.

Answer 2

lytic infection concludes with the cell burst,because the cell don't have the space to numerous daughter virus cells & thus the daughter cells can infect the adjacent cell again.

Answer 3

@sagnik_das A virus is not a cell.

Answer 4

@thomaster i meant the cell,virus is attacking here,maybe a human/animal/or most likely a bacterial cells.

Answer 5

I meant this:
The cell don't have the space to numerous \(\sf\underline{daughter\ virus\ cells}\)
But you're right about the rest :)

Answer 6

ok,my bad,got it.i meant literally.thanks..@thomaster