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What cells in our immune system gets infected with HIV?

April 26, 2017cells immune system Infected

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What cells in our immune system gets infected with HIV?

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Any cell that contains a CD-4 (see page 21) receptor site can become infected with HIV. The most common cells infected are the T-helper lymphocyte of the immune system and the cells of the Central Nervous System.