How Does IFN-Gamma Protect the Host

question 12

Multiple Choice

How does IFN-gamma protect the host?

• A) It induces dsRNA endonucleases.
• B) It interferes directly with viral replication.
• C) It has an immunomodulatory role.
• D) It induces fever at the hypothalamus.
• E) It blocks adhesion of pathogens.

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