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・The immune system recognizes that chemical groups (molecules) called antigens on the surface of these 'invaders' are not part of your body and that the germs that carry them are not wanted. ・The human body is protected from disease by white blood cells whose job it is to recognize and destroy germs that enter the body. ・People can also catch HIV from receiving a transfusion of blood already infected with the disease, although today most donated blood is checked for HIV. この3つの文を日本語に訳していただきたいです。 回答お待ちしています!

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・ 免疫系は、これらの『侵入者』の表面の抗原と呼ばれている化学基(分子)があなたの体の一部ではない、よって、それらを運ぶ細菌が望ましいものではないと認識します。 ・ 人体は、その仕事が体に入ってくる細菌を認識し破壊することである白血球によって、病気から保護されています。 ・ 今日では、大部分の献血はHIVに対する検査がなされているけれども、人々はすでにその病気(HIV)に感染している血の輸血を受けることでHIVに感染する場合もあります。

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