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HIV encephalitis is recognized by ___
giant cells and macrophage-derived nodules
___ is easily recognized as spherules in the brush border of the intestinal epithelium
cryptosporidiosis
unlike true cancers, lymphomas and Kaposi's sarcoma in AIDS are ___
polyclonal
___ appears as two-micron spherules w/in histiocytes
histoplasmosis
____ produces very large cells, each w/ a single very large intranuclear inclusion
cytomegalovirus