Which of the following proteins is mainly responsible for entering the bacteriophage into the lysogenic cycle?

Okay. So this question says, which of the following proteins is mainly responsible for entering the bacteriophage into the lysogenic cycle? So there's all these different proteins, but which one is really crucial for entering into the lysogenic cycle and really controls that process? So the n protein, is it Cro, is it the lambda protein, or is it the c 2 protease? So the answer to this I'll take a guess. What do you think? So the answer to this question is c. The c, 1 or the lambda protein is really important for the lysogenic. The CRO and the c 2 protease are really important for the lytic, and the n protein can be important for either. It just depends on what happens next and how that is actually transcribed. So that can really lead to either one, but the CRO, the c 2, or for lytic, The c one lambda protein is for the lysogenic. So with that, let's move on.

Which of the following proteins is mainly responsible for enterin...

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Which of the following proteins is mainly responsible for entering the bacteriophage into the lysogenic cycle?