Which activity carries no risk of passing on HIV?
Correct answer B. Shaking hands or sharing cups with an infected person
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Correct answer B. Shaking hands or sharing cups with an infected person
Correct answer B. Across the placenta, at birth or through breast milk
Correct answer A. Their helper T cell count falls so low that immune responses fail
Correct answer D. bacteriophages
Correct answer C. capsomeres
Correct answer C. From the host cell membrane during budding
Correct answer D. Helical (rod-shaped)
Correct answer B. polyhedral (icosahedral)
Correct answer D. Complex
Correct answer D. Single-stranded RNA
Correct answer B. Rotavirus
Correct answer B. single-stranded DNA
Correct answer C. A virus contains either DNA or RNA, never both
Correct answer B. RNA
Correct answer B. lack cellular organisation and their own metabolic machinery
Correct answer D. the fit between viral attachment proteins and receptors on the host cell surface
Correct answer C. W. M. Stanley
Correct answer D. passed through filters that held back bacteria
Correct answer D. an electron microscope
Correct answer C. They lack enzymes and ribosomes needed for metabolism and protein synthesis