During viral infection, the protein formed in host cells to resist is:
Interferons
Antitoxin
Antibody
Histone
virus-infected cells secrete specific proteins known as interferons These proteins belong to the cytokine barriers of innate immunity and function to protect non-infected cells from further viral infection Other options are incorrect because: antibodies are produced by B-lymphocytes as part of acquired immunity antitoxins are preformed antibodies administered for specific bacterial threats like tetanus and histones are basic proteins used for the packaging of DNA into nucleosomes
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