Step-1: Mixture of molten top agar, bacterial cells and diluted phage suspension
Step-2: Cell phage mixture in poured on to an agar plate
Step-3: Mixture is left to solidify
Step-4: Incubation allows microbial growth and phage replication
Step-5: Phage plaques
Step-6: Lawn of host cells
Answer:
The Bacteriophage:
The bacteriophage act as the parasite for most of the bacterial cells, as they attack the cells and invades its cellular boundaries to injects its DNA into the unicellular organism. The bacteriophage uses the host's resources and grows its number inside the cells body. While, most of the time there genes or strands of DNA lie dormant inside the genome of the bacterial cells, on other occasions the bacterial cell ruptures, and the newly formed phages are released into the environment.
Explanation:
Now there are few steps through which the phage passes and forms a number of its look alike in any space with the optimum amount resources.
