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No, it attacks the T-Helper cells which are critical in establishing and maximizing the capabilities of the immune system. This is why your immune system becomes weaker when you have contracted HIV/AIDS.
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∙ 14y agoif by B cells you mean blood cells , then yes its most likely that HIV will attack them.
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What cells are most likely to be attacked by HIV?
helper tHuman Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) attacks the CD4+T cells, which are basically your immune system. which prevent you from infectionsHIV or Human immunodeficiency virus does not really attack anything but aids which is the disease it leads to does. Aids attacks the immune system which causes major problems for your body. People who are HIV positive may carry the disease for years before noticing anything.
Does HIV attack epidermal cells?
HIV mainly attacks cells in the immune system. I'm not aware of a major impact on skin (epidermal) cells.
What type of cells does hiv attack in the immune system?
Helper T-Cells and Phgocytes.
How does HIV attack your immune system?
It attacks the white blood cells.
Which STD uses the lysogenic cycle to attack host cells?
HIV
What type of cells does HIV attack and destroy?
HIV infects only the CD4 cells of the immune system, and it destroys lymphocytes.
What types of cells does the HIV virus primarily attack in humans?
the CD4(T-cell)lymphocytes is affected by HIV and aids
Do people with HIV never get aids?
HIV is an infection that LEADS to AIDS. So, most likely, people with HIV are very likely to get AIDS.
What does HIV most effect?
HIV most affects our immune system especially our T helper cells.
True or False Once AIDS develops HIV may attack brain cells?
TRUE
If someone in your class had HIV you would?
You most likely would NOT have the HIV infection.
When does HIV destroy brain cells causing confusion and memory loss?
HIV does not attack brain cells. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) attacks cells in the body that fight infection and are involved with immune function. Confusion and memory loss could result from medications that are taken to treat HIV, or possibly infections resulting from the weakened immune systems of those infected with HIV.
