In Treating AIDS, Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors Are Often Combined with Protease

question 64

Multiple Choice

In treating AIDS, reverse transcriptase inhibitors are often combined with protease inhibitors that:

• A) increase the proliferation of lymphocytes.
• B) block the inflammation response.
• C) attack HIV at a different stage of its life cycle.
• D) stimulate stem cell production.

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