In the lytic cycle, that bacteriophage essentially hijacks the machinery of that cell, the ribosomes and so forth. And so it produces many of these viral protein molecules and viral DNA molecules. And what it does is it assembles, it packages these viral molecules into these viral particles. It produces many viral agents inside the cell, so it can produce as many as 100 viral particles inside that cell. And when the cell can hold all those viral agents any longer, it essentially bursts open, releasing all those newly synthesized virins to the outside environment. And then those viral agents can move on onto other bacterial cells and infect other cells.