The $T_4$ bacteriophage $rII$ mutant strain fails to lyse $E. coli$. However,when two strains $rII^X$ and $rII^Y$ are mixed,they lyse $E. coli$. What is the possible reason for this?

  • A
    The bacteriophage undergoes transformation into an uncoordinated form.
  • B
    No mutation occurs in them.
  • C
    Both strains have the same cistron.
  • D
    Both strains have different cistrons.

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