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Question 1 of 9Section 6.4 · VirusesEasy

Which molecule is the receptor that HIV uses to enter its target cell, and what does that choice explain?CD4 on helper T cells, which explains why the immune system itself is the tissue damaged.Sialic acid on respiratory epithelial cells, which explains why HIV causes pneumonia.The CD8 molecule on cytotoxic T cells, which explains why those cells disappear first.Haemagglutinin on red blood cells, which explains why HIV is carried in the blood.

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