Across
- 2. Bacteriophage cycle associated with killing the infected target cell.
- 4. Fat redistribution associated with the use of enzyme inhibitors in anti-HIV therapy.
- 6. Virus-related agents described in the lecture as newly discovered in 2024.
- 8. Phase of animal viral replication involving getting into the host cell.
- 12. Virus-like agents affecting plants that consist of naked strands of RNA without a capsid or other coating.
- 14. Viruses that infect bacteria.
Down
- 1. Infectious agent that is not composed of cells and cannot reproduce on its own.
- 3. Areas where virus-infected cells have been destroyed.
- 5. Infectious agents composed of protein with no nucleic acid.
- 7. Bacteriophage cycle in which the virus remains dormant without destroying the target cell.
- 9. Term describing viruses that can cause cancer.
- 10. range Defines the types of cells a particular virus can infect.
- 11. Fully formed virus able to establish an infection in a host cell.
- 13. External protein shell of a virus.
- 15. External lipid membrane found around some viruses.