Human immunodeficiency virus crossword

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  1. 1. The term for the study of HIV or related diseases.
  2. 3. The proteins produced by the immune system.
  3. 4. When a patient is infected with HIV.
  4. 7. A capsid inhibitor medicine for HIV.
  5. 10. HIV-1 virions have two copies of a single-stranded ____ genome.
  6. 11. A cone-shaped core that consists of p24 that encloses the genome.
  7. 13. The retrovirus integrates its DNA into the DNA of the ____ cells.
  8. 15. The outer lipid membrane of HIV particles.
  9. 19. When a patient is not infected with HIV.
  10. 21. HIV is classified as this type of virus.
  11. 23. A term for a patient’s consistency in taking the prescribed HIV medication as directed.
  12. 28. Cellular proteins, known as ___ factors, that counteract viral growth.
  13. 29. A resulting effect of viral ___ from HIV medication, means reduced viral load.
  14. 31. ___ HIV refers to a viral load that is more than 100,000 copies/mL.
  15. 32. A medicine to help prevent HIV.
  16. 34. The ___ splices the length of HIV RNAs.
  17. 35. A medicine taken after exposure of HIV.
  18. 37. The amount of HIV in the blood is known as a viral ____.
  19. 39. HIV is caused by a _____.
  20. 40. Human immunodeficiency virus
  21. 42. Templates for protein production.
  22. 43. Patients with a weakened immune system due to HIV are more likely to be susceptible to ____ infection.
  23. 44. ____ has a higher pathogenic potential of the two HIV types.
  24. 45. A medication treatment regimen, known as ____ Therapy, to manage HIV.
  25. 46. The spreading of HIV.
  26. 47. Transmission of HIV can occur after ___ exposure.
  27. 48. An integrase inhibitor medicine for HIV.
  28. 51. Resulted when there is a change in the genetics of HIV that impacts the effectiveness of the medications.
  29. 52. The genus classification of HIV.
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  1. 2. A nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI) medicine for HIV.
  2. 5. A HIV ____ is spherically-shaped with a diameter of 100 to 120 nm.
  3. 6. The enzyme, Reverse ____, transcribes the genome from RNA to DNA.
  4. 8. The subfamily classification of HIV.
  5. 9. HIV attacks this type of white blood cells.
  6. 12. There are ___ types of HIV.
  7. 14. A transmission method from mother to baby.
  8. 16. ___ DNA is generated by reverse transcription of the viral RNA genome.
  9. 17. A related virus discovered in West Africa.
  10. 18. capsid Protein that is a cone-shaped shell.
  11. 20. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
  12. 22. Integrase strand transfer inhibitor (INSTIs) block ___, a HIV enzyme.
  13. 24. There is no ____ available to prevent HIV.
  14. 25. A specific HIV-1 restriction factor obtained from rhesus macaques.
  15. 26. A condition of weakened immune system.
  16. 27. HIV can cause dark-colored ___.
  17. 30. ___ HIV infection that can last for weeks or months.
  18. 33. The family classification of HIV.
  19. 36. The gp120 and gp41 of HIV are ___.
  20. 38. ____ HIV refers to a viral load that is less than 20 copies/mL.
  21. 41. The rarest way to get HIV.
  22. 49. HIV-positive patients are more likely to get ____.
  23. 50. A barrier to prevent the transmission of HIV.