For most people who are HIV-positive,marker antibodies are usually present 10 to 12 weeks after exposure.What is the development of these antibodies called?

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Seroconversion refers to the development of antibodies to an antigen (in this case, HIV) and is detectable in the blood, marking the transition from the infection to a detectable immune response.

For Most People Who Are HIV-Positive,marker Antibodies Are Usually Present