Which of the following is a reason given by scientists for their inability to kill the HIV virus

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Scientists have been unable to kill the HIV virus because they are unable to identify, isolate, and destroy HIV without killing other human cells necessary for survival. HIV is able to integrate its genetic material into the DNA of host cells, making it difficult to destroy the virus without harming other cells. Thus, option A is the correct choice. Option B talks about the location of T suppressor cells but does not directly relate to scientists' inability to kill the HIV virus. Option C is partially correct as RNA destruction may impact immunity cells, but it does not provide the complete reason for the inability to kill the HIV virus. Option D is incorrect as only option A completely explains the reason.

Which of the Following Is a Reason Given by Scientists