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HIV-Infected Cells Can Fuse with Neighboring Cells, Subsequently Forming a Giant

Question 46

Question 46

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HIV-infected cells can fuse with neighboring cells, subsequently forming a giant multinucleate cell known as a


A) transgene.
B) syncytium.
C) hypha.
D) tumor.
E) coenocyte.

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