Chapter 5

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Across
  1. 5. The mutation carried by the Berlin patients bone marrow donor
  2. 7. A clear area where virus infected cells have been destroyed
  3. 9. A bacteriophage cycle that ends with destruction of the bacterial cell
  4. 11. The breaking open and destruction of a cell
  5. 12. A prion disease that can be transmitted from infected cattle to humans
  6. 13. Medications used to slow the replication of HIV
  7. 14. Describes an examination after death
  8. 16. Infectious proteins that contain no DNA or RNA
  9. 17. Plant pathogens composed only of naked RNA
  10. 20. A possible side effect of anti HIV therapy
  11. 21. Viral genetic material inserted into a host cells genome
  12. 22. A fatal prion disease affecting the central nervous system
  13. 23. Describes viral cultivation in cell or tissue cultures outside a complete organism
  14. 24. Virus like genetic elements discovered in the human gut in 2024
Down
  1. 1. Long abnormal structures deposited in the brain during prion disease
  2. 2. A bacteriophage cycle in which the virus remains dormant
  3. 3. An immune cell targeted by HIV
  4. 4. The deliberate cutting or alteration of genetic material
  5. 6. Living laboratory grown cells used to cultivate viruses
  6. 8. Abnormal body fat redistribution associated with some anti HIV medications
  7. 10. A combination treatment that slows HIV by inhibiting viral enzymes
  8. 15. A bacterial gene editing system being studied as a possible HIV cure
  9. 18. The progressive damage observed in virus infected cells
  10. 19. A primary receptor found on helper T cells targeted by HIV
  11. 23. Describes viral cultivation within a living animal or embryonic tissue