immunity Crossword Puzzles

16 Clues: experiences after • powerful painkillers • relying on something • Advertized to young adults • Sometimes called “downers,” • Body requires you to have it • Sickness from no longer taking a drug • cause altered perception and feeling. • helps with anxiety, seizures, and insomnia • Body cannot handle the amount in the system • tranquilizer ten times more potent than Valium • ...

16 Clues: Merged tribe name • This season's number • U.S. state Chris is from • Dissolved pre-merge tribe • Fletcher's exit from the game • Episode 4: Tribal Council ______ • Comes along with an Immunity win • What you guess to receive an idol • Continent of this season's location • Number of castaways left this season • _____ Islands, this season's location • ...

8 Clues: map makers • henry: king of spain • were slaves were forced to work • the ability to not contract diseases • of demarcation: divided america in half • left france in search of religious freedom • trade;trade between Europe, Africa,and America • columbus: sailed west across the Atlantic ocean

8 Clues: Long weightlifting rod • Machine for running indoors • Free weight used for lifting • Body's ability to resist infections • Bike Pedal device for indoor cycling • Ability to recover from difficulties • Capacity to sustain prolonged physical activity • a chemical to reduce pain and make you feel relaxed

8 Clues: support strong immunity • Enhance absorption of Iron • Manufacturer of Dumex Dugro • supports smart brain development • To help grow in weight and height • To support healthy digestive system • Initiate complete development (with balanced meal) • Prebiotic which acts as substrate for good bacteria in gut

11 Clues: an act of taking away • something suspended: such as • to hold in reserve : keep back • consisting of great numbers of units • of or constituting a political party • to debar temporarily especially from a • of, relating to, or expressing numbers • a body suspended from a fixed point so as • a right or immunity granted as a peculiar • ...

11 Clues: liability imposed by law for harm • completion of CERT basic training • exemption from liability under law • failure to act reasonable as others • an act that causes damage of liability • failure to provide professional services • protection against hurt, loss, or damage • emergency response and recovery activities • intentional act that violates a duty by a person • ...

11 Clues: Stolen by Britain • What China took in • diplomatic immunity • staple of the Chinese diet • China's westernization plan • There was a war because of it • Country who started a war with China • revolt that attempted to get rid of the Qing • Started because of Jesus's Chinese half-brother • When Britain beat China in the First Opium Wars • ...

11 Clues: emotional state • being able to focus on one thing • feeling full or satisfied from a meal • food group containing fish and poultry • food group containing bread and cereal • food group containing milk and yoghurt • being resistant to a disease or infection • food group containing broccoli and lettuce • food group containing apples and watermelon • ...

16 Clues: a pause • freedom from prosecution • a return to "normal" life • produced on the Ford assembly • a young, dramatic stylish woman • belief that God created the world • large scale product manufacturing • someone who opposes all government • rapid development of African American culture • secret place where alcohol could be purchased • ...

6 Clues: scary • smelly • religion • the best at something • this docent affect me • 2 or more people that join together with a common cause

6 Clues: a large farm • a type of fort • Spanish explorer • a religious community • resisitance to a disease • a town in Spanish ruled lands

8 Clues: legal protection • formal disapproval • a member of a constituency • having two branches or chambers • period of time when Congress meets • removal from Congress for misconduct • the right to send job-related mail without paying postage • dividing election districts unfairly and/or for political advantage

8 Clues: Long weightlifting rod • Machine for running indoors • Free weight used for lifting • Body's ability to resist infections • Bike Pedal device for indoor cycling • Ability to recover from difficulties • Capacity to sustain prolonged physical activity • a chemical to reduce pain and make you feel relaxed

4 Clues: medicine that provides immunity • a disease eradicated by a vaccine • ability of the body to fight infections • Protein produced by the immune system to fight antigens.

16 Clues: Bacteria are _____. • Most bacteria are not ______. • Type of immunity we are born with • Virus's DNA or RNA is inside this. • These kill bacteria but not viruses. • Proteins that help fight off antigens • Viruses and bacteria that make us sick • Smallest microbe that can make us sick • Bacteria are _______-celled organisms. • Viruses come in many different ______. • ...

16 Clues: shot • world's first antibiotic • smallest type of microbe • the largest form of microbe • wastes from drains and toilets • harmful disease-causing microbes • extra dose of vaccine given earlier • multiplying of microbes in your body • rapid spread of disease to many people • microbe that can't live or grow on its own • protection from microbes that cause disease • ...

19 Clues: Line body cavities. • Largest lymphatic organ. • A large white blood cell. • A cell engulfs large particles. • An organism that causes disease. • Resistance to a certain pathogen. • Cell that engulfs large particles. • Inflammatory response to an injury. • Fluid found in the lymphatic system. • Lymphatic tissue near back of throat. • White blood cell that protects the body. • ...

33 Clues: An individual nerve cell. • The brain and spinal cord. • The functional unit of the kidney • Immune cells that mature in the thymus • An insulating layer of fat coating some neurons. • Nervous tissue that controls automatic functions. • Lymphocytes that produce antibodies; plasma cells • The area of the brain that controls automatic functions. • ...

10 Clues: Feel good hormone • Nakuru branch manager • Used to boost immunity • Name of free Covid vaccine • Newest Healthy U retail shop • Newest in the Morning Harvest range • Sales Manager in-charge of QuickMart • A mall we are about to open a new shop at • Healthy U brand that has undergone a re-brand • New Made in Kenya skin and hair care brand in our shops

10 Clues: genome editing technology • a biomarker of neurotoxicity • hormone that regulates hunger • coaulation protein in blood stream • glycoprotein found in extracellular matrix • growth factor required for neuronal differentiation • protease that remove post translational modification • exoglycosidase that catalyzes the breakdown of complex carbohydrates • ...

10 Clues: although • made smaller or less • feeling of worry or unease • approach or enter (a place) • good manners, polite behavior • strongly affected by something • to make a person immune to disease • a substance that provides immunity against certain diseases • preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience • ...

10 Clues: can be spread • A virus that can kill you • doctors who do the surgery • an outbreak of a pandemic disease. • letting the blood go from the body • a widespread of an infectious disease • a person qualified to practice medicine. • treatment to produce immunity against a disease • based on or characterized by the principles of science. • ...

10 Clues: Roundworms. • Freeze-dried • Leptospirosis bacteria. • The scientific name for Rabies Virus. • Cigar-shaped mites that can cause mange. • Device used to measure intraocular pressure. • Administration of an antigen to stimulate immunity. • Avoid ointments containing these when treating corneal ulcers. • ...

10 Clues: A colour as well • king of all fruits • A fruit for wait gaining • Children love to have it • A fuit that is considered vegetable • An animal of Australian subcontinent • A summer fruit with refreshing flavors • A fruit that has high water and fiber content • A famous delicacies that goes well with mocktails • ...

10 Clues: Treatment for cancer • Drug that kills bacteria • Medicine that reduces pain • Hormone used to control blood sugar • Written order for medicine from a doctor • The amount of medicine given at one time • Small round form of medicine taken by mouth • Method of delivering medicine into the body • Substance that provides immunity to a disease • ...

10 Clues: The quantity of HIV in the blood. • Unfair treatment based on HIV status • Treatment after possible HIV exposure. • Combination therapy used to suppress HIV. • Negative attitudes toward people with HIV • Professional guidance for coping with HIV • Daily medication to prevent HIV infection. • Infections that exploit weakened immunity. • ...

19 Clues: Line body cavities. • Largest lymphatic organ. • A large white blood cell. • A cell engulfs large particles. • An organism that causes disease. • Resistance to a certain pathogen. • Cell that engulfs large particles. • Inflammatory response to an injury. • Fluid found in the lymphatic system. • Lymphatic tissue near back of throat. • White blood cell that protects the body. • ...

19 Clues: perfumed liquid • part or element of • great significance • one hundred times ten • an instance of improving • freedom from outside control • series of actions or steps taken • a talk; especially an informal one • belonging to the very distant past • food consisting largely of proteins • Autumn, the third season of the year • a feeling of reassurance and relaxation • ...

12 Clues: An antigenic determinant. • Another word for antibodies. • Enzymes that degrade bacteria. • A method of first line defense. • A site of lymphocyte production. • Process of programmed cell death. • Another word for anti-body mediated response. • These cells secrete antibodies into the blood. • Binding of the Antibodies can help this process. • ...

12 Clues: Drugs that kill bacteria • Organisms that cause disease • The ability to kill a pathogen • Proteins made by white blood cells • A one-celled organism with no nucleus • A disease that affects the entire world • Only able to be seen using a microscopic • A one-celled protist that carries malaria • A disease that affects an area of the world • ...

12 Clues: the energy molecule • Harmful living thing • Cell that releases antibodies • Internal balance of living things • gas used for cellular respiration • sugar molecule (food) for the body • Carrier of oxygen and carbon dioxide • Released by white blood cells in response to antigens • Shaped proteins on the pathogen that make the body respond • ...

12 Clues: resistance from disease • to go around completely • to punish for one's beliefs • Spanish explorer looking for gold • sea passage through North America • written by someone who witnessed an event • deadly disease that killed thousands of Natives • exchange of resources between Europe & The Americas • a change in the Catholic Church led by Martin Luther • ...

12 Clues: blood • programmed cell suicide • large cells that ingest • can digest microorganisms. • viruses, or other harmful toxins • resistance to a specific disease • cells that are essential for clotting • Any infectious disease capable of being transmitted • white blood cells that resides in the lymphoid organ • substance that antagonizes or stimulates the immune system to produce • ...

12 Clues: Family of EVD68 • Baltimore Class _____ • Type of symmetry EV D68 has • What EV D68 translates with • Where EV D68 was first identified • Who's more prone to getting EV D68? • The benefit EV D68 has on life itself • How new virions of EV D68 are released • Main immunity a human develops to EV D68 • Where does the "68" come from in EV D68? • ...

12 Clues: placed side by side • to take something back • evil with horrible intent • lacking originality, freshness • sung or designed for singing by a choir • belonging to the essential nature of something • a large smoked sausage of beef, veal, and pork • a special right, advantage, or immunity granted • to revive from apparent death or from unconsciousness • ...

12 Clues: Deer meat. • Smooth paté descriptor. • Nestling critter? An Edgard & Cooper Strip. • Ancient grains provide healthy complex ___. • Signature color of the Edgard & Cooper brand. • The body's natural anti-inflammatory response. • Added compounds that promote healthy digestion. • Edgard & Cooper is available exclusively at ___. • ...

19 Clues: 3- 5 Years • 13-18 Years • Birth- 1 Year • 12- 36 Months • Teens strive for ______ • 6-12 Years (hint 2 words) • 41-60 Years (hint 2 words) • 19- 40 Years (hint 2 words) • Sense that needs will be met • 61 Years and older (hint 2 words) • Parts of the skull not fused at birth • _______ occurs in women in middle adulthood • Toddler muscle mass and bone _____ increase • ...

7 Clues: capillary walls • the body memorizes a pathogen • an example of passive immunity • antibodies from another organism • a network of organs and chemicals • the body makes its own antibodies • a disease that can be vaccinated for

7 Clues: COVID-19 • red body liquid • adult male human beign • period between birth and death • an object that serves to open doors • a muscle that pumps blood through your veins • substance that provide immunity against some disease

11 Clues: Shield from Corona • If you are sneezing. • Whenever you go out. • Whenever someone comes home. • To keep you fit during COVID 19. • After coming from a crowed place. • To boost immunity during pandemic. • When you have any symptoms of COVID 19. • If you have mild symptoms of Corona virus. • If someone is suffering from cold, cough, fever etc. • ...

11 Clues: land near a shore • very powerful or strong • to see, observe, notice • correct, free from mistakes • to fall, break down completely • to put forward, suggest, recommend • hard to separate, analyze, or solve • to take something, sometimes by force • protection from being affected by a disease • to make something or someone different in some way • ...

11 Clues: Power House of the Cell. • Smallest Cell in the World. • Fungi caused food Poisoning. • Other than green colour plastids • Ability of Body to fight infection. • Helps in Protein synthesis in a cell • Basic Structural and Functional Unit of Life • A group of cell perform a specialized function • Thread like structure present in the Nucleoplasm. • ...

11 Clues: lack of fibre in the diet • Deficiency disease of Calcium. • Deficiency disease of Protein. • Deficiency disease of Vitamin C. • Deficiency disease of Vitamin A. • deficiency of Vitamin D in adults. • Deficiency disease of Carbohydrates. • Another name for fats and oils in the diet. • _____ nutrients are needed by the body in large quantities • ...

11 Clues: site where B cells mature • site where T cells mature • cancer of lymphatic system • more common form of lymphoma • involved in cell-mediated immunity • leukocyte commonly involved in lymphoma • specific cell present in Hodgkin lymphoma • one treatment for lymphoma is a bone marrow ____ • one risk factor for lymphoma is a _____ immune system • ...

11 Clues: Drug used to kill bacteria • Common symptom of infection • triggers antibody production • General term for disease-causing organism • Condition caused by invasion of pathogens • System that protects the body from disease • Type of pathogen that causes diseases like flu • Single-celled organisms that can cause illness • Cell that helps defend the body against infection • ...

19 Clues: Basic cell of the brain • spaces between two nuerons • temp. shift from neg to pos. • imbalance of electrical charge • lipid layer that insulates the axon • pieces of large cells in bone marrow • space between axon term. and dendrite • substance that releases a nuerosignal • electrical signal produced by a nueron • receives electrical signal on a nueron • ...

13 Clues: The ingestion of foreign cells by macrophages • The bodies major physical barrier to microbes • make up 5-10 percent of antibodies in blood they occur in 5s • Produced by the sebaceous glands and inhibits bacterial growth • Induced cell death secreted by T cells leads to DNA degradation • a form of cytolysis where holes are created in target cell membranes • ...

10 Clues: - a gentle wind. • - an animal doctor. • - a sovereign head of state • - unhappy or uncomfortable. • - an arranged bunch of flowers • - able to be easily carried or move • - spend time relaxing or socializing informally. • - become limp through heat, loss of water, or disease • - an arrangement to meet someone at a particular time and place. • ...

10 Clues: very serious or strict • to walk slowly with low energy • to remain, stay on for a while • to speak in a slow-paced manner • a feeling of extreme exhaustion • an unenergetic or sleepy feeling • a place where bodies are cremated • body's natural ability to fight diseases • not revealing one's feelings or intentions • a feeling that something bad is going to occur

10 Clues: fever and swelling • destroy invading cells • helps clear bodily toxins • a type of white blood cell • what blood cells are made of • trick immune system to attack healthy cells • send t cells to kill off infected body cells • trigger immune response and identify antigens • when a threat revisits cells can quickly release antibodies • ...

10 Clues: membrane attack complex,shortcut • MAC in complement pathway consist of • quick pathway of complement activation • The pathway come under adaptive immunity • what complement component is c3 cleaved by • Proteolytic clevageof complement protein by • the region of the antibody to which c1q bind • Complements which one is the most important opsonin • ...

16 Clues: This is a synonym of to get better. • This is an arranged meeting with a doctor. • The American synonym of the word is drugs. • If a patient ..... an illness, they come down with it. • This is a medical tool for listening to the patient’s heart. • If a doctor ..... a patient, they diagnose if they are healthy. • ...

16 Clues: This is a synonym of to get better. • This is an arranged meeting with a doctor. • The American synonym of the word is drugs. • If a patient ..... an illness, they come down with it. • This is a medical tool for listening to the patient’s heart. • If a doctor ..... a patient, they diagnose if they are healthy. • ...

11 Clues: drugs that kill bacteria • a one celled animal like protist • microorganisms that cause diseases • special proteins that kill pathogens • non living microscopic infectant particle • one celled microorganisms with no nucleus • strict isolation to prevent spread of disease • when an infectious disease spreads world wide • white blood cells that rapidly destroy a pathogen • ...

11 Clues: Kyle, Lisa, Erika • when madness begins • synonym for newness • power to the people of NYT • grants immunity to a survivor • actor making a "freaky" comeback • "Get your filthy paws off my silky..." • senator from GA who just won re-election • OJ Simpson, Ted Bundy, John Wilkes Booth • state, originated from Iroquois word meaning "great river" • ...

11 Clues: Another word for reaction • Tiny hairs within the ear • The smallest type of pathogen • Enzyme within the eyes’ tears • Clots the blood to form scabs • White blood cells produce this • The general term for white blood cells • Referring to a certain or particular thing • A person’s ability to resist or prevent pathogens • The body’s barrier against the external environment • ...

10 Clues: DNA vector • Father of microbiology • Whole-body inflammation • Phage DNA integrated into bacterial genome • Colloquially multidrug resistant bacterium • Substance, that forms a complex with receptor • Microorganism causing beneficial effect when consumed • Agent which kills or inhibits growth of microorganisms • ...

10 Clues: A witty remark • Bold and without shame • Impossible to perceive • Having little or no money • Kindness or tolerance toward others • To talk loudly in an angry or wild way • Without special knowledge or experience • Having or exhibiting wisdom and calm judgment • Food and drink regarded as a source of strength; nourishment • ...

10 Clues: First antibiotic • Diseases present since birth • Disease causing microorganisms • diseases developed after birth • These diseases last for a long time • These diseases last for only short period • A technique to develop immunity in individuals • Any physical or functional change from the normal state • A state of complete physical,mental and social well being • ...

10 Clues: Name of the game • What you are competing for • The name of one of the tribes • The color of Jandamarra's buff • The person whose birthday it is! • The island that we are located on • Large marsupial native to this island • The prize is a gift card for what site • The previous challenge was called "______ Mania" • This is where you go before and after a challenge

10 Clues: The Herald (2) • Another word for kill (3) • Main male protagonist (2) • Main female protagonist (2) • A common theme in the book (11) • The main setting of the book (7) • A form of control in the book (6) • An example of a utopian society (8) • An AWS connection found in the book (9) • A symbol of the best and worst parts of society (5)

10 Clues: Name of the game • The setting of this game • What you are competing for • The name of one of the tribes • The person whose birthday this is! • The "team" that you are competing on • The previous challenge contained this • Large marsupial native to this island • The prize is a gift card for this site • This is where you go before and after a challenge

12 Clues: fight back • tribal town • taming animals • resistance to most diseases • last battle of Creek Indian War • first battle of Creek Indian War • men who were not professional soldiers • a portion of land nearly surrounded by water • relating to the earliest known inhabitants of a place • a narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas • ...

12 Clues: a sickness caused by bacteria • when your temperature goes up • a small quantity of medicine/drug • you measure it with a thermometer • your body's protection from disease • the state of being in a good health • the totality of your physical parts • the person you see when you are sick • the red liquid that runs in your veins • an injection to boost your immune system • ...

12 Clues: - The study of the immune system. • - An organism that causes disease. • - Localized redness, heat, and swelling. • - The immune system's targeted response. • - Immune cell that targets infected cells. • - Y-shaped protein that binds to antigens. • - Immune cell known for engulfing pathogens. • - A substance that elicits an immune response. • ...

12 Clues: passive or active • plants and cyanobacteria • mutalistic or competitive • reproductive health of a species • pelvic bone of snake (two words) • incapable of creating own energy • set of all genes in a population (two words) • substance used to stimulate production of antibodies • something that inhibits the growth of microorganisms • ...

12 Clues: the voicebox • wall separating the nares • space between the vocal cords • another name for immunoglobulins • simple name for pulmonary ventilation • air sacs in lungs where gas exchange occurs • masses of lymphoid tissue within the pharynx • lymphatic duct draining lymph from 3/4 of body • substance injected to produce immunity to a disease • ...

12 Clues: A tax tariff • Spanish explorer • Passage A sea route • to go around completely • resistance of an organism • A community of living things • system the sharing of power • the cost of the next best use of time • natural feature of the Earth's Land surface • human-made goods that people use to produce goods • ...

12 Clues: Found in RNA and DNA • a sequence of changes • Bacteria, fungi, virus • Made up of prokaryotes • A asexual reproduction method • Data Data that can be felt or described • Data data that can be counted or measured • an element that doesn't change against others • The shape of a beak depends on where the bird lives • an educated guess on what you think is going to happen • ...

12 Clues: Citra's brother • A group of scythes. • High Blade Xenocrates' daughter. • The story takes place in _________. • The item that when kissed gives immunity • instead of killing it's called ________. • The cult that believe in aromas and sounds. • The name of the opera that Citra and Rowan meet. • "Thou shalt kill the _______ of those who resist." • ...

12 Clues: Type of virus that causes the flu. • Routes through which diseases spread. • Stimulates the body's immune response. • Bacteria's ability to resist antibiotics. • System's defense mechanism against pathogens. • Cells that Engulf and digest invading microbes. • Chemicals that kill or inhibit bacterial growth. • Foreign substance that triggers an immune response. • ...

7 Clues: small pox • cholera and rabies • cut them regularly • you need 6 to 8 hours of this • creates immunity against diseases • the other name for whooping cough • use this before eating and after going to toilet

11 Clues: Immunisation • Disease causing organism • Disease eradicated in 1979 • General term for a white blood cell • Resistant to a particular infection • Doctor who invented the smallpox vaccine • A similar virus to smallpox but less serious • Type of white blood cell which engulfs pathogens • Type of white blood cells which produces antibodies • ...

11 Clues: proteins that kill pathogens • isolation because of a disease • a medicine that prevents disease • tiny organisms that cause diseases • heating a substance to kill diseases • medications that get rid of bacteria • being resistant to a certain disease • when an infectious disease spreads worldwide • when an infectious disease spreads to part of earth • ...

12 Clues: the largest leukocytes • cells that carry oxygen • most numerous leukocyte • also called red blood cells • the matrix that is part of blood • leukocytes that contain histamine • play an important role in immunity • cells fragments involved in blood clotting • the only formed elements that are complete cells • transported from glands to target cells by the blood • ...

10 Clues: First antibiotic • Diseases present since birth • Disease causing microorganisms • diseases developed after birth • These diseases last for a long time • These diseases last for only short period • A technique to develop immunity in individuals • Any physical or functional change from the normal state • A state of complete physical,mental and social well being • ...

11 Clues: a virus that infects bacteria • An organism that causes disease • A drug to kill or stun bacteria • useful products made of living things • microbes break down pollutants and toxins • A pathogen that consists genetic material • heating food to kill bacteria no changing • Weakened pathogen that helps with immunity • The complete sequence of DNA in living things • ...

10 Clues: Dreadful,horrid • A long,steep,slope • In intense despair • Having many curves and turns • Possessing or exhibiting great wealth • A special immunity,advantage or benefit • The use of magic, especially black magic • Making a show of being morally superior to other people • regarded as too important or valuable to be interfered with • ...

10 Clues: sudden, heightened/very • repeatedly, over and over • not easily transmitted or spread • to make something easier, to help • causing much discussion of opinions • to protest or disagree with something • able to convince someone through reasoning • having to do with the heart and circulatory system • a first look, initial, in the beginning of something • ...

13 Clues: communicable • absence of pathogens • one cell microscopic animals • another name for a microorganism • bacterium protected by a hard shell • process by which pathogens are destroyed • plants that live on other plants or animals • administration of a vaccine to produce immunity • environment in which microorganisms live and grow • ...

13 Clues: small living things • an individual living thing • only visible with a microscope • infection spread across countries • the ability to fight off a disease • type of virus that can lead to AIDS • spread of infection within a country • micro-organism that causes infection • a group of single cell living things • disease picked up from other organisms • ...

15 Clues: calm or unbothered • it means to kill someone. • impressive by reason of age • it means hurtful or causing harm. • It means an utterance of good wish • characterised by a loud deep sound • to be prevented from something bad • It means mental strength or emotion • It means Unable to be calm or upset • the process of producing a chemical compound • ...

15 Clues: calm or unbothered • it means to kill someone. • impressive by reason of age • it means hurtful or causing harm. • It means an utterance of good wish • characterised by a loud deep sound • to be prevented from something bad • It means mental strength or emotion • It means Unable to be calm or upset • the process of producing a chemical compound • ...

13 Clues: A repository of knowledge • A common form of medication • The symbol for a prescription • A type of drug that is not branded • The Precision Drug Action Committee • A class of drugs used to relieve pain • A place where medicines are dispensed • A professional who dispenses medications • A drug used to treat bacterial infections • ...

12 Clues: a worldwide infectious disease • Proteins which kills pathogens • a small scale infectious disease • drugs that kill harmful bacteria • micro organisms that cause disease • When you stay isolated for a set time • a dead pathogen that prevents the virus • When white blood cells destroy bacteria • single celled microorganism without a nucleus. • ...

12 Clues: kills bacteria • proteins which destroy pathogens • prevent or fight against diseases • microorganisms that cause diseases • isolation to prevent disease spread • one-celled prokaryote without a nucleus • outbreak of disease in an area or community • found out about the importants of washing hands • outbreak of disease over a country or the world • ...

12 Clues: chemical markers on the virus • microorganism causing a disease • virus causes by bites from fleas • virus causing fever and pustules • one celled plantlike microorganisms • virus usually resulting in paralysis • give the body immunity from the virus • outbreak of a disease spreading rapidly • caused by a bite from an infected animal • ...

12 Clues: Bacilli with tapered ends • Kinetosomes are observed in • How virulence of microorganisms is reduced • Presence of infectious virus in bloodstream • Lipopolysaccharides in gram-negative bacteria • Enteroinvasive E.coli is detected by this test • Integration of viral genome into the host cell • The only rodent-borne virus of Bunyavirus family • ...

12 Clues: to cut or clip hair or wool • removing a portion of the tail • removing the ability to reproduce • clipping the needle teeth of piglets • removing the tip of the upper mandible • removing or preventing the growth of horns • USDA has officially evaluated a meat product • labeling livestock for individual recognition • allowed to range and forage with relative freedom • ...

12 Clues: Ask. • Enough. Adequate. • Neglectful of a duty or obligation. • Not straightforward; shifty or crooked. • Having a powerful and irresistible effect. • Condition that permits resistance to disease. • To institute legal proceedings against a person. • To harass someone - especially because of beliefs. • Not meant to be taken seriously or literally. Humorous. • ...

12 Clues: to end or stop • to gather or collect • to say the opposite of • very confident and daring • to avoid someone or something • period of time between events • strong feelings of love or admiration • to think deeply or carefully about something • something that has not been included or done • the power to keep yourself from being affected by a disease • ...

12 Clues: Company name acronym • CSL manufacturing site in Victoria • Individual who provides blood or plasma • Y-shaped protein used in immune response • Biological product that triggers immunity • Area where non-approved products are stored • Cold storage location for sensitive products • Plasma protein used to treat shock and burns • ...

17 Clues: A Spanish fort • Located in Peru • Located in Mexico • Spanish conqueror • Conquered the Incas • Conquered the Aztecs • Resistance to disease • founded Florida and named it • founded St. Augustine, Florida • to persuade someone to do something • Landed on the St. Johns River in Jax • Supposedly saw "Seven Cities of Gold" • where Spain went to avoid conflict with other countries • ...

17 Clues: study of fungi • study of viruses • study of bacteria • study of immunity • study of an organism's genes • DNA made from two different sources • study of how microbes inherit traits • study of protozoa and parasitic worms • ability of the body to ward off disease • study of how DNA directs protein synthesis • microbes normally present in and on the body • ...

17 Clues: act of giving birth • (neutering)—removal of testicles • union of the sperm and egg cells • Which animal goes through lambing • Which animal goes through kidding • Which animal goes through calving? • Which animal goes through queening • Which animal goes through whelping • Which animal goes through kindling • Which animal goes through farrowing • ...

17 Clues: Common winter virus • Winter flu shot, for example • Used to treat winter infections • a winter-related mood condition • Factor affecting how cold it feels • Cold weather injury to extremities • Dangerous drop in body temperature • Type of lighting used to combat SAD • Seasonal flu can become this in winter • Prevents the spread of winter illnesses • ...

10 Clues: improves from doing sports • Regular exercise boosts this • something every athlete needs • regular exercise improves this • Regular athletic activity improves this • from overuse and taking too many chances • The more you play the longer the benefits • The competitive nature of sports keeps this sharp • Many young athletes receive during contact sports • ...

10 Clues: The HOH roen won week 5 • The houseguest evicted 6-0 • The first head of household • The houseguest to be expelled • The first houseguest in cast reveal • the 2nd evicted houseguests last name • The twist that sent someone home week 7 • the houseguest who won the comp "Bomb!" • the houseguest who won 2 weeks of immunity • The houseguest who got sent home by a twist

10 Clues: Oldest known STI • Most common bacterial STI • This infection resembles crabs • First observed in the late 1970s • Caused by herpes simplex 2 virus • This virus infection affects the liver • This viral infection has 100 different types • Attacks cells and tissues that provide the body immunity • First stage of this infection you will develop a ________ • ...