Across
- 3. Defines the types of cell a virus can infect.
- 4. New virions leave the host cell and infect other cells.
- 5. Areas where virus-infected cells have been destroyed.
- 7. A possible solution to killing antibiotic resistant bacteria.
- 8. The damage to the host cell caused by a virus.
- 10. Affect people and animals and was recently discovered in 2024.
- 14. Virus-like agents that affect plants.
- 15. Binding to a host cell.
- 16. External protein shell.
Down
- 1. Getting into a host cell.
- 2. Used to treat bacterial infections and not viruses.
- 5. Composed of proteins and no nucleic acid.
- 6. Replicating genetic material.
- 9. Putting together new virions.
- 11. A fully formed virus that is able to establish an infection in a host cell.
- 12. Cancer causing.
- 13. External lipid membrane.
- 14. Infects every type of cell including bacteria, algae, fungi, protozoa, plants, and animals.
