Viruses Are Difficult for the Immune System to Deal with for All

question 5

Multiple Choice

Viruses are difficult for the immune system to deal with for all of the following reasons, EXCEPT viruses

• A) must be located and cleared from infected host cells.
• B) have few conserved external structures that the immune system can use to identify them.
• C) evolve more slowly than their hosts.
• D) are often wrapped in a membrane layer that is nearly identical to the host cell membrane.

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