Why is the human immunodeficiency virus so deadly?
A
It cannot be broken into pieces to ma...
Computers and Technology, 24.03.2020 17:54, bluevibe
Why is the human immunodeficiency virus so deadly?
A
It cannot be broken into pieces to make antibodies.
B
It is too small to identify the white blood cells.
C
It is not recognized as a virus by the body.
D
It kills the cells that make antibodies.
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