What happens to a virus that manages to cross the blood-brain barrier and enter the brain?
a. It is quickly destroyed by natural killer cells
b. It gets trapped in a neuron, and then both are destroyed by natural killer cells.
c. It gets trapped in a glial cell, and then both are destroyed by natural killer cells.
d. It remains there and may cause negative effects several years later.
d
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