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HIV invading white blood cell, artwork

HIV invading white blood cell. Computer artwork showing HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) particles (virions, purple) invading a white blood cell (large, centre) in the human bloodstream. HIV is the virus that causes AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome). The virions release their genetic material (coloured strands) into the cell and hijack its genetic machinery (centre) to replicate themselves. The new clones then burst from the cell, killing it and weakening the immune system, causing AIDS

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Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Aids Blood Stream Bloodstream Cell Biology Cytological Cytology Human Immunodeficiency Virus Immune System Immunity Immunological Immunology Infecting Infection Invading Lymphocyte Membrane Microbiology Nucleus Pandemic Particle Particles Retrovirus Suppression Viral Virion Virions Virological Virology White Blood Cell Lentivirus Microbiological Virus


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This artwork, captured by Science Photo Library, depicts the invasion of a white blood cell by HIV particles. The computer-generated image showcases the intricate process in which the human immunodeficiency virus infiltrates and attacks these crucial cells within our bloodstream. Highlighted in purple, the virions can be seen penetrating the outer membrane of a large white blood cell at the center of the composition. Once inside, they release their genetic material represented by vibrant colored strands. This genetic hijacking allows them to exploit the cell's machinery for replication purposes. The consequences are dire as new clones emerge from within, causing the infected cell to burst and ultimately leading to its demise. This destructive cycle weakens our immune system over time, eventually resulting in acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). This thought-provoking illustration serves as a powerful reminder of both the complexity and devastating impact that HIV has on our bodies. It sheds light on how this retrovirus relentlessly suppresses our immune response while spreading throughout our bloodstream. Through this remarkable fusion of artistry and scientific accuracy, Science Photo Library provides us with an opportunity to delve into microbiology and virology realms. It invites contemplation about ongoing research efforts aimed at combating this global pandemic that continues to affect millions worldwide.

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