viruses and vaccines

5. the first human virus identified
7. a virus that infects bacteria to destroy
8. type of cell cycle with fast replication, immediate killing of host, and the cell then bursts
9. type of cell cycle that takes longer, allows a virus to replace its DNA, and passes the genome to the next generation
11. a word to describe when a pathogen first enters the host
13. a complete and permanent change to no new cases of an infectious disease around the world
14. drugs allowing those infected by a virus to be treated by preventing infection shortly after exposure
15. disease that Edward Jenner created vaccine for

1. a type of drug that does not work against any viruses
2. a disease occurring over the entire world or country
3. the study of viruses
4. a word to describe organisms ability to cause disease
6. this is when disease is found among the same small group of people in an area multiple times
10. this is when there is a widespread infectious disease in one place at the same time
12. an example of this is lipopolysaccharides and is in all gram negative bacteria
16. disease that Jonas Salk created vaccine for