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HIV research task Use the HIV article to answer the following questions: • When was HIV first identified? • How many people are estimated to be living with HIV? • Draw a labelled diagram of HIV and briefly explain the functions of each part

HIV research task Use the HIV article to answer the following questions: • When was HIV first identified? • How many people are estimated to be living with HIV? • Draw a labelled diagram of HIV and briefly explain the functions of each part

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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HIV research task Use the HIV article to answer the following questions: • When was HIV first identified? How many people are estimated to be living with HIV? Draw a labelled diagram of HIV and briefly explain the functions of each part What cells does HIV infect? Explain how HIV enters these cells HIV is a retrovirus. What do retroviruses do once they have entered a host cell? Why is there little to no immune response following infection by HIV? Why is it difficult to diagnose? • What is the difference between HIV and AIDS? • How does HIV lead to AIDS? • How is HIV transmitted? There isn't a drug to cure HIV although drugs are used to keep the viral load low to prevent regression into AIDS. Explain how these drugs work. .
Transcribed Image Text:HIV research task Use the HIV article to answer the following questions: • When was HIV first identified? How many people are estimated to be living with HIV? Draw a labelled diagram of HIV and briefly explain the functions of each part What cells does HIV infect? Explain how HIV enters these cells HIV is a retrovirus. What do retroviruses do once they have entered a host cell? Why is there little to no immune response following infection by HIV? Why is it difficult to diagnose? • What is the difference between HIV and AIDS? • How does HIV lead to AIDS? • How is HIV transmitted? There isn't a drug to cure HIV although drugs are used to keep the viral load low to prevent regression into AIDS. Explain how these drugs work. .
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