Chap 5

2. A multinucleate cell in Respiratory Syncytial Virus
8. The cycle in which bacteriophages infect but remain dormant without destroying the target cell
9. Viruses that infect bacteria
11. Effects that damage the host cell by a virus
13. Virus-like agents that affect plants
15. Areas where bacteria have been destroyed by bacteriophage activity
16. A bacterial gene-editing system that has now been successfully used to eliminate HIV from human cells

1. A type of virus that can cause tumors
3. A virus that can cause the formation of inclusion bodies in either the cytoplasm or nucleus of the host cell
4. A fully formed virus that is able to establish an infection in a host cell
5. Type of microscope used to view a virus
6. A coreceptor whose absence makes individuals highly resistant to HIV infection
7. A treatment used to prevent viral infection
10. A lifelong viral infection that is linked to Kaposi's cancer
12. A disease in tobacco plants was caused by which virus?(Abbreviation)
14. Structures of viruses that bind to the host's cell membrane during the adsorption phase
17. The external protein shell of a virus