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Basic science discovery: opening the door on HIV.

PI perspective - 1 Sept 1996

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Back-to-back discoveries of chemokines and the CKR5 receptor site shed new light on how HIV infects cells and why there is so much difference in individual response. The roles of CKR5 and fusin in HIV disease development are discussed. How defects in the CKR5 receptor protein may give these people some immunity to HIV infection is explained. The clinical implications involved in studying this process are highlighted.

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PMID: 11363902

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