Viruses

2. The viruses that have DNA genomes replicate in the _____ of the host cell.
5. _____ causes human infection where the individual's immune cells are targeted and destroyed, leading to AIDS.
7. An RNA virus that reproduces by means of a DNA molecule.
8. Process where phages infect a cell and immediately begin making copies of the viral particles which causes the cell to lyse (burst).
9. Infectious misfolded proteins that misfold other normal proteins which causes them to clump up in the brain.
10. Process where a phage inserts its DNA into the genome of the host cell and hides out until the bacteria has undergone cell division multiple times; it can later pop out and begin phage production again.
12. _____ virus causes human infection and mutates every year.
13. Copies of the _____ DNA usually remain behind in the nuclei of certain nerve cells where they remain latent for years.

1. This is an enzyme that makes a DNA copy of an RNA genome of HIV.
3. The viruses that have RNA genomes replicate in the _____ of the host cell.
4. _____ virus is a common plant virus.
6. This is a prevention therapy given to individuals to prepare their immune system against a viral or bacterial pathogen.
11. Animal viruses get their _____ from budding out of their host cell.