Biology, 05.05.2020 06:32, steve4020

Suppose someone sneezes while infected with a virus that causes the common cold. What will most likely happen if the droplets
are inhaled by another person?
A.
The person's immune system will shut down.
•B.
The person will be infected by the virus.
C.
The person will come down with the flu.
D.
The person will undergo a genetic mutation.

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