Which host cell membrane proteins are involved in these two

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Question: HIV requires two host cell receptors for infection. The first allows attachment of HIV to the cell, the second allows membrane fusion for entry. Looking at the life cycle figure, which host cell membrane proteins are involved in these two steps?

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