Across
- 3. - are defined as areas where virus-infected cells have been destroyed
- 5. - liver carcinoma
- 6. - cervical cancer
- 8. - A disease in tobacco plants was caused by a virus
- 10. - a fully formed virus that is able to establish an infection in a host cell
- 13. - Viruses that mostly contain double-stranded DNA, are abundant in aquatic and sewage environments, and serve as a potential tool to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria
- 15. - Infectious agents composed of naked strands of RNA, lacking a capsid or coating, that act as significant pathogens in economically important plants
Down
- 1. - Medications designed to treat bacterial infections that have no effect on viruses
- 2. - External lipid membranes surrounding certain viruses, similar in structure to a plasma membrane
- 4. - Burkitt’s lymphoma
- 5. - An RNA virus that relies on its own reverse transcriptase enzyme for replication
- 7. -Entities composed of protein with no nucleic acid, whose exact mode of infection is still being investigated
- 9. - A preparation used to stimulate an immune response and prevent viral diseases
- 11. - A virus's external protein shell
- 12. - Damage to Host Cell By Virus, such as respiratory syncytial virus and rabiesvirus
- 14. - These non-living entities are smaller than a cell and can infect every type of cell