Viruses
Across
- 2. A lipid layer that surrounds the capsid of some viruses.
- 6. A specific type of virus that infects bacteria.
- 7. Surface projections used by viruses to attach to host cells.
- 9. Any agent that causes disease.
- 10. The first virus ever discovered.
- 12. The stage where new viral parts are put together.
- 16. The first step where a virus binds to a host cell.
- 18. An infectious protein that is even smaller than a virus.
- 19. An infectious piece of RNA that typically affects plants.
- 20. A viral cycle where the host cell is quickly destroyed.
Down
- 1. The complete set of genetic material (DNA or RNA) in a virus.
- 3. Viral DNA that is integrated into a eukaryotic host's chromosome.
- 4. The protein coat that surrounds the genetic material of a virus.
- 5. A virus like HIV that uses RNA and reverse transcriptase.
- 8. A viral cycle where the viral DNA stays dormant in the host.
- 11. A substance used to stimulate the immune system against a virus.
- 13. The bursting or breaking of a cell.
- 14. A medication used to treat viral infections rather than bacteria.
- 15. A non-living infectious agent that requires a host cell to replicate.
- 17. The living cell that a virus infects and uses.