How is an hiv infection different from a cold virus infection?
a. hiv replicates itself inside cells.
b. hiv is killed by lipases.
c. hiv diffuses across membranes.
d. hiv attacks lymphocytes directly?

HIV destroys CD4T lymphocytes (helper T cells). For this reason, healthcare professionals measure CD4 levels to monitor the progression of HIV and AIDS.

What are lymphocytes?

Lymphocytes are blood cells and help in fighting antigens. Helps in fighting pathogens and may cause cancer also.

Hence concluded that HIV attacks lymphocytes directly.

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How is an hiv infection different from a cold virus infection? a. hiv replicates itself inside cells. b. hiv is killed by lipases. c. hiv diffuses across membranes. d. hiv attacks lymphocytes directly?

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How is an hiv infection different from a cold virus infection?
a. hiv replicates itself inside cells.
b. hiv is killed by lipases.
c. hiv diffuses across membranes.
d. hiv attacks lymphocytes directly?