viruses Chapter 5

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Across
  1. 4. the prions can be transmitted to humans
  2. 6. a disease that affects the central nervous system that causes degeneration and death
  3. 7. 1 to 3% of humans lack this, making them highly resistant to infections
  4. 11. 20% are known to cause cancer
  5. 12. "buffalo Hump", linked to use of enzymes inhibitors
  6. 13. used to eliminate HIV from human cells, bacterial editing system
  7. 15. damage to host cell by virus
  8. 16. range defines the types of cells it can infect
Down
  1. 1. affects the gene encoding of the protein itself
  2. 2. inhibits viral enzymes and propagation in HIV patient
  3. 3. external lipid membrane, commonly found on viruses that infected animal cells.
  4. 5. Most prominent in sewage and water environment, most contain double stranded DNA
  5. 8. external protein shell
  6. 9. composed of naked strands of RNA, lacking a capsid or any other type of coating
  7. 10. fully formed virus that is able to establish an infection in a host cell
  8. 14. areas of virus-infected cells have been destroyed