What describes the lytic life cycle of bacteriophage best? The bacteriophage attacks cells already infected by another bacteriophage The bacteriophage hijacks the metabolic machinery of the host cell, generating as many phage particles as possible The bacteriophage integrates its genome into the genome of the host cell, thereby forcing the host to duplicate the virus genome every time it divides The bacteriophage switches from attacking bacterial cells to attacking eukaryotic cells The lytic life cycle is a disinfection method to get rid of bacteriophage