Biology, asked by sanjaykanth, 10 months ago

what is the fate of macrophages after the attack of HIV?

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Answered by yashikaraj321

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HIV infects immune system cells which have a CD4 receptor on the surface. These cells include T-lymphocytes (also known as t cells), monocytes, macrophages and dendritic cells.

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Answered by vinujoybenita

Answer:it affects the macrophages and affect our body immune system cell so our body will be not able to fight other infections that we face everyday .this will slowly kill the person.

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