Across
- 4. A coreceptor that certain HIV strains use to help enter host cells
- 6. An infectious protein that contains no DNA or RNA
- 8. An abnormal change in how body fat is distributed
- 9. The removal of a viral covering to release its genetic material
- 10. A lipid outer covering found around some viruses
- 12. A complete virus particle that can infect a host cell
- 13. A virus that infects bacteria
- 15. A viral cycle where the virus remains dormant without immediately killing the host cell
Down
- 1. A viral cycle that ends with destruction of the host cell
- 2. A naked strand of RNA that mainly infects plants
- 3. The step when a virus attaches to a host cell
- 5. The types of cells or organisms a virus is able to infect
- 6. A clear area where virus-infected cells have been destroyed
- 7. A giant cell formed when several infected cells fuse together
- 11. Describes a virus that can cause or contribute to cancer
- 14. The protein shell that protects a virus's genetic material