Answer:
B The host cell receptor is CD4 which the viral spike protein GP120 will bind to.
Explanation:
In HIV binding and entry, the HIV protein envelope, glycoprotein GP120 binds to the host primary cellular receptor CD4 to fuse to the host cell membrane and then initiate infection.
The virus presents itself as viral membrane spikes (molecular mimics of host molecules), these spikes consist of three molecules of gp120 which are linked together and anchored by gp41 protein to the membrane. The gp120 then binds to CD4 receptor of the host cell to facilitate viral entry int the host cell and further illicit other responses that lead to infection and dominance.
C decreased the diameter of airways
<h2>C
arotid Artery</h2>
Also, the jugular vein is separated from deep structures within the carotid sheath by the Omohyoideus m (which acts as a backstop to prevent you from injecting things into the horse's common carotid artery instead of the external jugular vein. It could cause excitability, collapse, brain damage, or death).
Answer:
c if its a multiple choice then c and a if not just c
Explanation: you welcome :)
