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Does The Hiv Virus Bind To The Cd4 Molecule Of Host Cells?
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For several years after exposure to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), an infected person will typically have either no symptoms or only minor ones such as chronically swollen lymph nodes. However, despite the absence of noticeable symptoms, HIV may be silently causing damage.
HIV infects and kills certain white blood cells called...
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