Viral infection, shape, replication and the host's response

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Across
  1. 2. symptomless incubation of virus
  2. 5. the body's response to Endoplasmic Reticulum stress
  3. 8. a seasonal virus highly prone to mutations
  4. 10. the material some viruses are coated with
  5. 11. the type of virus which is prone to transformation
  6. 15. the process by which antibodies prevent pathogens from binding to and entering host cells
  7. 18. signalling proteins that help regulate inflammation
  8. 20. the blueprint for making new virus particles
  9. 22. a single cell or cytoplasmic mass containing several nuclei, formed by fusion of cells or division of nuclei
  10. 23. shift, when two viruses get together and make a new virus baby
  11. 26. a group of proteins that help the immune system fight infections
  12. 27. what defines the structure of single stranded RNA viruses
  13. 28. an example of a virus which can cross the placenta
Down
  1. 1. the protein shell of the virus
  2. 3. an example of the maturation and release of the virions
  3. 4. the third stage in the viral replication cycle
  4. 6. the term for continued viral presence with replication and the host cell survives
  5. 7. the process by which proteins are synthesised and the viral genome is replicated
  6. 9. when a virus can jump between species
  7. 12. where RNA viruses replicate
  8. 13. the first stage in the viral replication cycle
  9. 14. a pore forming toxic protein housed in the secretory granules of cytotoxic T cells
  10. 16. when a virus spreads from person to person
  11. 17. the type of cell which supports the full life cycle of a virus
  12. 19. when a virus spreads within an organism
  13. 21. killer, the type of cell which is ready to kill without prior exposure to the pathogen
  14. 24. a polyhedron with 20 faces
  15. 25. an example of a virus which targets the nervous system