Across
- 2. cultivation in laboratory bred animals and embryonic bird tissues
- 6. receptor that 1 to 3% of the human population does not have making these individuals resistant to HIV infection
- 8. external lipid membrane, contains proteins allowing virus to attach to cells, common on viruses that infect animals cells
- 9. fully formed virus that is able to infect a host cell
- 11. cancer causing
- 12. areas where virus-infected cells have been destroyed in tissue culture
- 14. damage to host cell by virus
- 15. composed of naked strands of RNA, affect plants
Down
- 1. cycle where bacteriophages infect but remain dormant
- 3. bacterial gene editing system
- 4. infectious proteins
- 5. possible solution to killing antibiotic resistant bacteria
- 7. external protein shell of virus
- 10. cultivation in cell or tissue culture
- 13. fat redistribution, linked to use of enzyme inhibitors, causes “buffalo hump” for those taking anti-HIV therapy