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Where inside the body does HIV multiply? in the respiratory tract in B cells in helper T cells in the liver

Where inside the body does HIV multiply? in the respiratory tract in B cells in helper T cells in the liver
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Where inside the body does HIV multiply?

in the respiratory tract


in B cells


in helper T cells


in the liver

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User Damingzi
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In the helper T cells

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User Souki
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Pretty sure its one of the cells. Hiv goes through the bloodstream and infects blood cells. This is why when you get tested fr Hiv they take blood samples to see if its infected or not.
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