Viral replication: lytic vs. lysogenic | Cells | MCAT | Khan Academy



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37 thoughts on “Viral replication: lytic vs. lysogenic | Cells | MCAT | Khan Academy”

  1. Great video! However, I think it should be clearly stated the that lysogenic cycle and the creation of prophages is something distinctive to bacteriophages (as far as I understand). I ran into this misunderstanding when I first came across this topic and thought that eukaryotic cell viruses could use the lysogenic cycle to create prophages. I would have continued assuming that after this video. If I'm still mis-conceptualizing this, someone please correct me!

  2. Firstly, thank you for the video – very informative.

    My only feedback is if you can please stop saying "Soooo…" .. Its just very distracting, and if you could possibly clear up the writing as its a bit messy.. I'm just being nit picky but some what expected more from such a large organization like KhanAcademy (that being said it is free education so I can't exactly complain!)

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