Bacteria, Virus, Immune System
Across
- 1. Living, single-celled organisms that reproduce by binary fission.
- 3. Medicine that kills bacteria but is ineffective against viruses.
- 5. Asexual reproduction in bacteria that produces identical offspring.
- 6. A weakened or inactive form of a pathogen that triggers immunity.
- 7. Viral DNA is inserted into host DNA and copied during cell division.
- 8. A body response to infection that raises temperature to slow pathogens.
- 11. Long-lasting cells that help the body recognize past infections.
Down
- 2. When bacteria evolve to survive antibiotics, making treatment harder.
- 3. Proteins made by B cells that tag viruses and bacteria for destruction.
- 4. Viral reproduction that destroys the host cell as viruses burst out.
- 9. The body’s defense system against pathogens.
- 10. Non-living particles that need a host cell to reproduce.