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IU P E HIV/AIDS, Science, and... Remaining Time: 53 minutes, 17 seconds. Question Completion Status: QUESTION 31 Lymphocytes have been divided into 2 classes (B-cells & T-cells) based on where the cells die mature divide rest QUESTION 32 What is the difference between the lesions resulting from classic Karposi's Sarcoma (KS) compared to AIDS related KS? AIDS related KS lesions do not spread internally. AIDS related KS lesions are spread all over the body. Classic KS lesions are more likely to spread internally. Classic KS lesions only appear on the upper body. in a syringe that has not been cleaned with bleach, QUESTION 33 It's been reported that HIV can survive up to six (6) hours days

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31. Answer is: mature.

B-cells mature in the bone marrow, while T cells mature in thymus gland.

32. Answer is: AIDS related KS lesions are spread all over the body

In contrast to the classic KS, the HIV-related KS may affect the whole skin and mucous membranes. Lymph nodes and internal organs such as stomach, gut, lung, or liver may also be involved.