Where is HIV in the human body?

Answer 1

HIV is devastating because it mutates

as you and i have certain features so do diseases

when you get a bad cough it is caused by a disease in your body which has features on it making you ill

your white blood cells make other cells that clamp onto these features to stop your illness then eat the disease as well as making a memory of the shape of the cells needed to stop that particular disease

therefore if you get the disease again it can kill it off much faster however HIV is horrible because when the white blood cells make the clamps it changes its features and thus cannot ever bee killed off

Answer 2

This virus can only replicate in T-lymphocytes, it eventually kills them causing the immune system to fail. It replicates very slowly compared to many other viruses and is also capable of splicing DNA copies of its RNA genome into the infected cell's chromosomes, thus hiding without replicating for years until it awakens again.

Answer 3

HIV primarily targets and infects CD4+ T cells, which are a type of immune cell found in the bloodstream and lymph nodes. Once inside the CD4+ T cells, HIV replicates and spreads to other parts of the body, including the brain, intestines, and genital tract. Additionally, HIV can also be found in semen, vaginal fluids, breast milk, and blood.

Answer 4

it destroys the t-cells by reproducing in them and then bursting them open