D:Medical History because you need to know pets background to properly treat it
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Answer:
Option D, inhibiting the production of lymphocytes
Explanation:
Options for the question are -
A.slowing the shortening of telomeres.
B.accelerating the production of NK cells.
C.stimulating the release of endorphins.
D.inhibiting the production of lymphocytes.
Solution
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is an acquired immune deficiency syndrome cause by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection.
CD4+ T lymphocyte is an essential part of in immune responses and an HIV attacks on the immunity of an individuals by killing CD4+ T lymphocyte.
In general, out of total T lymphocytes , there are nearly 65% of CD4+ T lymphocytes a healthy individual. The remaining T lymphocytes are CD8+ T lymphocytes
An HIV infected person, has damaged body's immune system leading to decrease in number of CD4+ T lymphocyte as of hampered CD4+ T lymphocyte production.
Hence, option D is correct
Answer:
Th correct answer is A. Capsid
Explanation:
T-2 phage is a bacteriophage which is virulent to E.coli which means T2 phage infects E.coli. The genetic material of T2 phage is linear DNA which is double-stranded. The genetic material of T2 phage is enclosed in a protein coat which is called capsid.
This capsid protects the genetic material of bacteriophage by any enzymatic digestion, helps the virus to attach the host cell and helps the virion to penetrate the cell membrane of the host cell and inject its genetic material in the host cell. Therefore capsid is the correct answer.
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