The Inactivation of the Host Cell Protein P53 Benefits Human

question 67

Multiple Choice

The inactivation of the host cell protein p53 benefits human papillomavirus (HPV)

• A) by removing all of the components in the cell that can attack the infection.
• B) by causing the cell to lyse and spill the viral load, allowing the virus to move to other cells.
• C) because p53 is a signal to produce T cells to fight the infection.
• D) by allowing the infected cell to go through repeated cell division, thus replicating the virus.
• E) All of the answer choices are benefits to HPV.

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