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Select the protein that is incorrectly matched with its location. reverse transcriptase; interior of HIV capsid CCR5; cell membrane of human T cell gp120; HIV surface CD4; nucleus of human T cell

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Chapter25: Energy- And Protein-modified Diets For Cancer And Hiv Infection

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Select the protein that is incorrectly matched with its location.

reverse transcriptase; interior of HIV capsid

CCR5; cell membrane of human T cell

gp120; HIV surface

CD4; nucleus of human T cell

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