Viruses
Across
- 2. A weakened version of a particular virus that introduced into the body, triggering the immune system to respond.
- 3. State in which the virus stays hidden and doesn’t cause harm.
- 4. The virus quietly integrates itself into the host’s DNA and can stay hidden for long periods of time
- 5. Less stable with a high mutation rate which allows for quick adaptation to changing environments and host immune responses.
Down
- 1. The virus quickly takes over a host cell and makes many copies of itself.
- 2. Tiny particles that contain nucleic acid within a protein membrane.
- 3. More stable which makes them less prone to quick breakdown in the environment and directly integrate into the host's genome.