Across
- 6. plant-targeting, naked RNA strands. no capsule
- 7. infectious agent sans nucleic acid
- 9. infection in which host cell is not immediately destroyed
- 10. cycle where bacteriophages infect host cell, but lay dormant
- 11. this targets a bacterial cell-wall, and therefore has no effect on a virus
- 14. a virus without an envelope
- 15. TMV, the first discovered virus, infected this
- 17. due to high specificity of viruses, each virus has a limited ___ range
- 18. enveloped viruses commonly infect these cells
- 21. gene editing tool
- 22. conditional, external lipid membrane covering a virus
- 24. rod shaped rna strands found in human digestive tract
- 25. in ___. inoculation of a bird embryo as an example.
- 26. if a virus contains RNA, it will never contain this
- 27. indicative of damage done by a virus to a host cell
Down
- 1. intentional infection of a cell culture
- 2. obligate intracellular parasites
- 3. description of a cancer-causing virus
- 4. "graveyard" of virus-infected cells within a culture
- 5. state of being viruses do not achieve
- 8. fat-redistribution. common in HIV treatment
- 12. viruses ___ a host's genetic makeup
- 13. the modification of a host cell into cancer
- 16. virus that infects bacteria. most have dsDNA
- 19. a fully formed virus that can establish an infection
- 20. projection from a protein capsid, links with host's receptor
- 23. external protein shell of virus