What are CD4 cells? a. T-cells that have a CD4 receptor b. B-cells that have a glycoprotein receptor c. HIV antigens d. red blood cells

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What are CD4 cells?

a. T-cells that have a CD4 receptor
b. B-cells that have a glycoprotein receptor
c. HIV antigens
d. red blood cells

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I'm pretty sure it is b because CD4 cells are the cells that are a glycoprotein

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