Test your Covid-19 Vaccine Knowledge Crossword

Indigenous, native (noun, sing.)
Natural bioreactor (noun, sing.)
The viral surface protein which is the determinant for coronavirus entry into target cells (noun, sing.)
The term used for percent reactivity for a test's positively or false-negatively reported samples (noun, sing.)
The strength by which an antibody binds to complex antigen (noun, sing.)
The component of blood that contains antibodies and other proteins, but not clotting factors (noun, sing.)
The reason why exising T cells in a host may neutralise SARS-Cov-2 without a previous Covid-19 infection or immunisation (noun, sing.)
Ability of a virus to preferentially infect a particular cell or a tissue (noun, sing.)
The term given to a surrogate lentiviral vector with the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein expressed on its surface (noun, sing.)
The protein to which you are assessing antibodies against in an antibody assay (noun, sing.)
Human infectious diseases caused by a pathogen originating from a non-human organism (noun, pl.)
Ingredients used in some vaccine types for a stronger immune response (noun, pl.)
Tthe percentage of negative samples that are reported as negative by an assay (noun, sing.)
Effective mitigation measures can lower the basic reproductive rate (R) to an effective transmission _______________ (noun, sing.)
Groups of apoptotic cells after in vitro SARS-CoV-2 infection and succesful viral replication (noun, pl.)
Cells responsible for immunity to a coronavirus infection (noun, sing.)