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Most people infected with HIV will develop detectable antibodies to the infection within three months of exposure
Most people infected with HIV will develop detectable antibodies to the infection within three months of exposure
the are inflamation ;pathogens and antibodies
Antibodies
Three examples of protiens are antibodies, enzymes, and receptors.
try again, the test you never know, and if not positive i am super sorry!
The antigen itself cannot destroy the pathogen but here are three ways it helps out:1. Antibodies can clump antigens together in order to enhance phagocytosis2. Antibodies can activate the cytotoxic cell responses (a chemical that destroys antibody-bound antigen).3. Antibodies can activate B lymphocytes, which results in the production on plasma and memory cells.
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no, it is five less than positive three.
The HIV antibody test - which is the test commonly used for routine diagnostic testing of HIV in adults - tests for HIV antibodies, and most people will develop detectable antibodies within two to six weeks of infection, although some seroconvert later (99% will have detectable antibodies within three months of HIV infection).
First of all six is greater than three. Six is three more than three and three is three less than six. Six is positive and three is negative. Three is prime (i think) and six isn't.