Which of the following is a term used to describe the different types of cells which a virus can infect?

The term used to describe the different types of cells which a virus can infect is called "Host Range". This term refers to the range of cells that a virus can target and infect. It can be narrow, meaning the virus can only infect specific types of cells, or broad, meaning the virus can infect many different types of cells. The host range is determined by whether or not a virus can bind to specific receptors on the cell's surface. If the virus can bind to the receptor, it can enter the cell and cause an infection.