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HIV Controllers Have Low Inflammation Associated with a Strong HIV-Specific Immune Response in Blood

27 Feb 2019

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A small minority of HIV-infected patients, called HIV controllers (HIC), maintains spontaneous control of HIV replication. It is therefore important to identify mechanisms that contribute to the control of HIV replication that may have implications for vaccine design. We observed a low inflammation, a downmodulation of natural killer inhibitory cell signaling, and an upregulation of T-cell activation gene...

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PMID: 30814287
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.01690-18

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