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SubscribeMolecular control of bacteriophage λ
Many disease-causing viruses lie dormant inside their target cells for years. Virologists Barry Egan and Kevin Moffat explore how studying the bacterial virus lambda (λ) has given us detailed molecular insights into such life cycles
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