aids - shiney

[ArchivalUser]

A patient with AIDS is likely to have

(A) a normal hemoglobin concentration
(B) intact directed chemotaxis by neutrophils and monocytes
© decreased p24 core protein
(D) intact activation of macrophages
(E) hypergammaglobulinemia

[ArchivalUser]

EE

[ArchivalUser]

bbbbbbb??

[ArchivalUser]

c?

[ArchivalUser]

eeeee

[ArchivalUser]

shiney wats d ans???

[ArchivalUser]

oops! sorry friends i forgot about this question..my bad
yes answer is E

[ArchivalUser]

can u explain why?
coz; how can B lymphocytes switch to IgG so much without help from TH cd4 cell?

[ArchivalUser]

Patients with AIDS have hypergammaglobulinemia caused by a nonspecific polyclonal stimulation of B cells by the Epstein-Barr virus and cytomegalovirus. Unfortunately, the immunoglobulins offer no protection against bacterial diseases.