What is the ultimate result of the lytic pathway in Bacteriophage Lambda?

The ultimate result of the lytic pathway in Bacteriophage Lambda involves the release of new viruses. During this pathway, the virus attaches to a bacterial host, injects its genetic material, and takes over the host's cellular machinery to replicate itself. This process leads to the assembly of new viral particles within the bacterial cell. Eventually, the accumulation of these viral particles causes the bacterial cell to lyse or burst, releasing the newly formed viruses into the environment, where they can then infect other bacterial cells. This cycle of infection and lysis is fundamental to the lytic lifecycle of bacteriophages, including Bacteriophage Lambda.