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A plaque occurs when a bacteriophage has infected bacteria, which has then been grown on an agar plate. The plaque appears as a patch in the culture, indicating that these particular cells have been infected. <br> | A plaque occurs when a [[bacteriophage|bacteriophage]] has infected bacteria, which has then been grown on an agar plate. The plaque appears as a patch in the culture, indicating that these particular cells have been infected. <br> | ||
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A plaque occurs when a bacteriophage has infected bacteria, which has then been grown on an agar plate. The plaque appears as a patch in the culture, indicating that these particular cells have been infected.