Some viruses, such as measles and herpes, are inaccessible to antibodies after the initial infection because they:
A)do not circulate in the blood.
B)do not have antibody receptors.
C)resist agglutination.
D)are soluble antigens.

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Many viruses (e.g., measles, herpes) are inaccessible to antibodies after initial infection because they do not circulate in the bloodstream but instead remain inside infected cells, spreading by direct cell-to-cell contact.

Some Viruses, Such as Measles and Herpes, Are Inaccessible to Antibodies