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67 Explain how an outer covering composed of a section of a cell membrane from the host would protect
HIV from attack by the host's immune system. [1]



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The outer covering of HIV formed from the host cell membrane helps evade the host's immune system.


Explanation:

Outer covering composed of a section of a cell membrane from the host protects HIV from the host's immune system by masking viral antigens, making them undetectable. This cover is formed from the outermost membrane of the host cell during replication, providing a disguise for the virus.


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