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The correct sequence of events during bacteriophage infection of a bacterial cell is

  1. landing $\rightarrow$ attachment $\rightarrow$ tail contraction $\rightarrow$ penetration and unplugging $\rightarrow$ DNA ejection
  2. attachment $\rightarrow$ landing $\rightarrow$ penetration and unplugging $\rightarrow$ tail contraction $\rightarrow$ DNA ejection
  3. landing $\rightarrow$ tail contraction $\rightarrow$ attachment $\rightarrow$ DNA ejection $\rightarrow$ penetration and unplugging
  4. attachment $\rightarrow$ tail contraction $\rightarrow$ landing $\rightarrow$ penetration and unplugging $\rightarrow$ DNA ejection

 

 

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