Is it possible for humans to have immunity to HIV infections and, if so, how?

a. Yes, by expressing a non-HIV binding variant of CCR5
b. No, it is not possible.
c. Yes, because the body develops immunity after multiple infections.
d. None of the above is correct.


Answer: A

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