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Can research at the end of life be a useful tool to advance HIV cure?

15 Oct 2016

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Modern antiretroviral therapy (ART) has saved millions of years of life [1], but it cannot eradicate latently infected cells [2,3]. The replication-competent provirus that remains during ART represents the major barrier to curing HIV [4]. Most of this latent reservoir resides in solid tissues and not in circulating blood, and we have yet to fully define the sanctuary sites of HIV persistence [5]. Timothy Ray...

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PMID: 27755112
DOI: 10.1097/qad.0000000000001300

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