A small proportion of individuals do not develop active HIV infection despite repeated unprotected sexual exposure. Which determinant describe this phenomenon?

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Trinity Acosta

31 August, 23:54

A small proportion of individuals do not develop active HIV infection despite repeated unprotected sexual exposure. Which determinant describe this phenomenon?

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Karla Strong · Answer 1

Natural immunity

Explanation:

Natural immunity against a disease is the immunity that an individual has without prior vaccination against that disease. It is innate. Those individuals who do not develop active HIV despite continuous exposure to the virus can be said to be naturally immune against it.