Which specific cells are infected by the HIV virus?
A)Killer B cells
B)Helper T cells
C)Red blood cells
D)All body cells are infected by the HIV virus

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The HIV virus specifically targets Helper T cells, which are a type of immune cell responsible for coordinating the immune response to infections. This destruction of Helper T cells leads to the weakened immune system associated with HIV/AIDS. The virus does not target Killer B cells or red blood cells. All body cells are not infected by HIV.

Which Specific Cells Are Infected by the HIV Virus