Since the gp120 protein on HIV-1 interacts with both CD4 and CCR5, it is NOT rea

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Since the gp120 protein on HIV-1 interacts with both CD4 and CCR5, it is NOT rea

Since the gp120 protein on HIV-1 interacts with both CD4 and CCR5, it is NOT reasonable to conclude that:

A.   CD4 cells will not be infected.
B.   CCR5 cells will not be infected.
C.   CCR5 deficiency should confer HIV-1 resistance.
D.   blocking CCR5 should provide some protection.
E.   blocking CD4 is a useful therapeutic approach.

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