Select the incorrect statements regarding AIDS from the following:
I. AIDS is caused by a retrovirus have two molecules of single-stranded RNA as its genome.
II. AIDS can be successfully treated using anti-retroviral drugs
III. Macrophages act as a viral factory as it leads to the continuous production of new viral particles.
IV. In AIDS, a decrease in B-lymphocyte count is seen.
Select the incorrect statements regarding AIDS from the following:
I. AIDS is caused by a retrovirus have two molecules of single-stranded RNA as its genome.
II. AIDS can be successfully treated using anti-retroviral drugs
III. Macrophages act as a viral factory as it leads to the continuous production of new viral particles.
IV. In AIDS, a decrease in B-lymphocyte count is seen.
I. AIDS is caused by a retrovirus have two molecules of single-stranded RNA as its genome.
II. AIDS can be successfully treated using anti-retroviral drugs
III. Macrophages act as a viral factory as it leads to the continuous production of new viral particles.
IV. In AIDS, a decrease in B-lymphocyte count is seen.
A
Il and IV
B
I and III
C
I and II
D
III and IV
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To solve the question regarding the incorrect statements about AIDS, we will analyze each statement one by one.
### Step-by-Step Solution:
1. **Statement I: "AIDS is caused by a retrovirus having two molecules of single-stranded RNA as its genome."**
- **Analysis**: This statement is correct. AIDS is caused by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), which is indeed a retrovirus. Retroviruses have two copies of single-stranded RNA as their genome.
2. **Statement II: "AIDS can be successfully treated using anti-retroviral drugs."**
- **Analysis**: This statement is misleading. While anti-retroviral drugs can help manage HIV infection and improve the quality of life, they do not cure AIDS. Therefore, this statement is incorrect in the context of claiming it can be "successfully treated" as a complete cure.
3. **Statement III: "Macrophages act as a viral factory as it leads to the continuous production of new viral particles."**
- **Analysis**: This statement is correct. HIV can infect macrophages, and these cells can indeed act as a reservoir for the virus, producing new viral particles continuously.
4. **Statement IV: "In AIDS, a decrease in B-lymphocyte count is seen."**
- **Analysis**: This statement is incorrect. AIDS primarily affects T-lymphocytes (specifically CD4+ T cells), while B-lymphocyte counts are not significantly decreased in the same manner. The immune system is compromised, but the statement about B-lymphocytes is misleading.
### Conclusion:
The incorrect statements regarding AIDS are:
- **Statement II**: Misleading regarding treatment.
- **Statement IV**: Incorrect about B-lymphocyte count.
Thus, the answer to the question is that Statements II and IV are incorrect.
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