Chapt 5
Across
- 1. discovered how HIV infects cells to cause aids
- 4. based on a virus' nucleic acid and how it is produced
- 9. Are obligate intracellular parasites (cannot multiply unless they invade specific host cell)
- 10. What microscope is needed to view a virus
- 12. Viruses that can cause cancer (HIV,HPV,HCV,EBV)
- 13. Viruses have an external lipid membrane that contains proteins allowing viruses to attach to cells called
- 17. Either DNA or RNA, not both
- 18. Resistant to HIV(makes CCR5 receptor absent)
- 19. external protein shell
- 20. Infect cells and influence their genetic makeup
Down
- 2. Virus that attacks and destroys targeted bacteria
- 3. uses reverse transcriptase to replicate because the host cell doesn't have it.
- 5. Cause approx. 20% of cancers
- 6. When bacteriophages infect, but remain dormant, not destroying the target cell
- 7. Defines the types of cells a virus can infect
- 8. Virus-like agents that affect plants(composed of naked strands of RNA)
- 11. Chronic viral lifelong infection
- 14. Areas where virus-infected cells have been destroyed
- 15. Received bone marrow transplant from donor with CCR5Δ32 mutation and was "cured" of the virus 600 days later
- 16. The first discovery of viruses occurred in
- 20. A fully formed virus that is able to establish infection in a host cell