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What is a consequence to the organism if helper-t cells are destroyed by a pathogen, such as HIV?
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What is a consequence to the organism if helper-t cells are destroyed by a pathogen, such as HIV?

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the immune system wouldn't be able to signal B cells to produce antibiotics and the T cells wouldn't be able to kill infected cells that are targeted.

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