Ch. 5 HW

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Across
  1. 2. Viral DNA that is integrated into a host cell’s genome.
  2. 8. The attachment of a virus to a host cell.
  3. 10. An enzyme used by HIV to convert RNA into DNA.
  4. 11. A virus that infects bacteria.
  5. 12. A lipid membrane surrounding some viruses, derived from the host cell.
  6. 14. A virus-like agent composed of naked RNA, affecting plants.
  7. 16. Visible damage to host cells caused by viral infection.
Down
  1. 1. An infectious particle that is not a cell, requires a host to replicate, and contains DNA or RNA.
  2. 3. An organism that must invade a host cell to replicate.
  3. 4. A viral replication cycle where the virus remains dormant in the host.
  4. 5. The process of removing a virus’s protein coat inside a host cell.
  5. 6. A clear area in a cell culture where viruses have killed cells.
  6. 7. The spectrum of cell types a virus can infect.
  7. 9. The protein shell surrounding a virus’s genetic material.
  8. 13. A viral replication cycle that results in host cell destruction.
  9. 15. An infectious protein particle with no nucleic acid.