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Bacteriophage

A virus that infects bacteria; often shortened to phage

Latent infection

Viral infection in which the viral genome is present but not active, so viral particles are not being produced

Lysogen

A bacterium that carries phage DNA (the prophage) integrated into its genome

Lysogenic Conversion

A change in the properties of a bacterium conferred by a prophage

Lytic Infection

Viral infection of a host cell with a subsequent production of more virus particles and lysis of a cell

Plaque Assay

Method used to measure the number of viral particles present in a sample

Prion

An infectious agent that causes a neurodegenerative disease; consists of a protein similar in amino acid sequence to a normal protein in the body

Productive infection

Viral infection in which more viral particles are produced

Viroid

An infectious agent of plants that consists only of RNA

Virion

A complete virus in its inert non-replicating form; also referred to as a viral particle