What is the correct sequence of events that occur after $HIV$ infection in a human body?
$(I)$ Viral $DNA$ enters the host $DNA$
$(II)$ Entry into $T_H$ lymphocytes and replication
$(III)$ Viral $RNA$ is converted into viral $DNA$ by reverse transcriptase
$(IV)$ $HIV$ enters into macrophages
$(V)$ Destruction of $T_H$ lymphocytes
$(VI)$ New virus particles are produced from the host cell

  • A
    $II, III, V, IV, I, VI$
  • B
    $IV, III, I, VI, II, V$
  • C
    $I, III, VI, II, V, IV$
  • D
    $II, V, IV, I, III, VI$

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