Lesson 8

5. Masses of viruses or damaged cell organelles
6. Warts, cervical cancer, condyloma acuminate
12. Slapped cheek rash
13. fusion of cells or mitosis w/o cytokinesis
14. Extremely dangerous misfolded proteins (Kuru, Creutzfeldt-Jakob)
15. Release of viral genome into the cytoplasm
18. Virus passes through an organism and completely changes, major contributor to epidemics
20. Viral gene incorporated into the eukaryotic chromosome

1. Cancer is able to spread to other parts of the body
2. Protein shell that covers a virus genome
3. ‘Common Cold’
4. Respiratory tract disease characterized by inflammation of the larynx, trachea, & bronchi
7. Single strand of infectious RNA associated with plant disease
8. Virus passes through an organism and genetically changes
9. Lipid layer that envelopes some viruses
10. Dormant bacteriophage that integrates into the bacterial chromosome
11. Cancer mass will not spread to other parts of the body
16. Virus that can be linked to cancer
17. Cancer spreads to other parts of the body
19. Usually associated with painful vesicular lesions of lips, mouth, and face, herpetic whitlow