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How do adenoviruses avoid the adaptive immune system? 1. They cloak themselves with a hyaluronic acid capsule. 2. They interfere with antigen presentation of MHC 1 molecules. 3. They synthesize C5a peptidase. 4. They block interferon and antiviral protein production. 5. They interfere with antigen presentation on MHC 11 molecules. How do adenoviruses avoid the adaptive immune system? 1. They cloak themselves with a hyaluronic acid capsule. 2. They interfere with antigen presentation of MHC 1 molecules. 3. They synthesize C5a peptidase. 4. They block interferon and antiviral protein production. 5. They interfere with antigen presentation on MHC 11 molecules. 1. They cloak themselves with a hyaluronic acid capsule. 2. They interfere with antigen presentation of MHC 1 molecules. 3. They synthesize C5a peptidase. 4. They block interferon and antiviral protein production. 5. They interfere with antigen presentation on MHC 11 molecules.

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Adenoviruses produce proteins that destroy responses through interferons, cytotoxic CD8 cells, and apoptosis. Therefore, 2nd and 4th option is correct. Adenoviruses affect CD8 cells response that occurs through MHC I molecules, which occurs through preventing TAP association with tapasin. Second blocking occurs through preventing interferon signaling and antiviral protein productions.

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