Lysogeny¶
Lwoff, A. (1953). Lysogeny. Bacteriological Reviews, 17(4), 269-337.
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Primes¶
- Untrusted Input Execution
- The bacteriophage is the sharpest instance — it injects its genome through the cell wall and the bacterium's own machinery dutifully transcribes, translates, and replicates it into new phage, the host executing the attacker's code with the host's own resources.
This sourceDescribes bacteriophage injection and lysogeny — the host cell's own machinery transcribing, translating, and replicating injected phage DNA — the substrate-bare case of foreign code executed with the host's resources and no principal.
- The bacteriophage is the sharpest instance — it injects its genome through the cell wall and the bacterium's own machinery dutifully transcribes, translates, and replicates it into new phage, the host executing the attacker's code with the host's own resources.
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