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Viruses are small, genetic organisms that can hijack the cellular machinery of their host cells to replicate exponentially. The lytic cycle, in which the host cell is destroyed, is the most destructive form of viral replication. Alternately, the lysogenic cycle, in which the viral DNA is incorporated into the genome of the host cell, is less destructive, though it can still cause disease.
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