Chapter 5

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Across
  1. 5. Fully formed virus capable of establishing an infection in a host cell
  2. 6. Bacteriophage cycle where the virus remains dormant without immediately destroying the bacterial cell
  3. 8. Virus-like agent that infects plants and consists of naked RNA without a capsid
  4. 10. Infectious agent made only of protein and containing no nucleic acid
  5. 11. intracellular parasite Virus that must invade a host cell and use the cell's machinery to multiply
  6. 13. Types of cells that a specific virus is able to infect
  7. 14. External protein shell that surrounds a virus's genetic material
  8. 15. Area where virus-infected cells have been destroyed
Down
  1. 1. First phase of viral replication when the virus attaches to and begins entering a host cell
  2. 2. Bacteriophage cycle that results in the destruction of the infected bacterial cell
  3. 3. Effect of an oncogenic virus that changes a host cell into a cancerous cell
  4. 4. External lipid membrane found around some viruses that helps the virus attach to host cells
  5. 7. Damage to a host cell caused by a virus
  6. 9. Nonliving infectious agent that is not made of cells and cannot reproduce on its own
  7. 12. Virus that specifically infects bacteria