Major Cells that are infected by HIV are:
Correct answer: B. T-Helper cells
- A. B-lymphocytes
- B. T-Helper cells
- C. Natural killer cells
- D. T-Lymphocytes
Explanation
HIV attacks on specific type of immune cell in the body, known as T-helper cells. When HIV destroys these cells, then it becomes difficult for the body to fight against the infections.
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