Even when asymptomatic: <u>HIV </u>can be actively multiplying and killing cells in the immune system.
<h3>Effects of HIV </h3>
Human immunodeficiency virus is a virus which attacks the immune system of an infected body by killing cells in the immune system while multiplying rapidly. In the early stages of the infection the infected person might be asymptomatic but the virus will spread rapidly leading to an immune deficiency state.
Hence we can conclude that <u>HIV </u>can be actively multiplying and killing cells in the immune system.
Sea snails help to keep the algae's population from growing to high. And the algae provides the sea snails with energy from the snails eating it as a food source.
