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1. Adsorption2. L'ADN du phage entre dans la cellule hôte (le capside reste à l'extérieur de la cellule)3. L'ADN de l'hôte est dégradé (découper, supprimer tous les ADN de la cellule hôte —> la cellule hôte n'aura plus rien d'autre à faire que de produire les protéines et les génomes du bactériophage)4. Réplication du génome du phage (par ADN polymérase ADN-dépendant de la cellule hôte)5. Transcription, traduction, production des protéines virales6. Assemblage des particules virales + Lyse de la cellule hôte7. Relargage de nouveaux phages
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