truedeam59
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Cell-mediated immunity may be a factor in viral pathogenesis because cytotoxic T cells can destroy virally infected cells. In which of the following disease is this process best demonstrated?
A-POLIOMYELITIS
B-YELLOW FEVER
C-INFLUENZA
D-RABIES
E-HEPATITIS B
PLEASE EXPLAIN
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| ts97
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E. Because this is how hepatic cells are destroyed, not by virus, but by T-cells
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| tolito
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my thinking too.
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| cool_guyp4u
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Nope, Hep B is wrong because virus infected cells are not destroyed and there is infact chronic shedding.
My answer is C. Influenza - because there are no primary complications from the virus (which means the virus is destroyed) and does not last long (ofcourse there are secondary comps. from the reduced immunity).
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| yasmeen
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I THINK ITS MECHANISM OF HEB B VIRUS INDUCED CELL INJURY
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