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Multi-Omics Clustering Differentiates the Total and Intact HIV Reservoirs and Related Host Immune Mechanisms

2026-06-26

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HIV reservoirs are heterogeneous across individuals, yet host determinants of this variability remain unclear. Applying multi-omics clustering to 1,230 people with HIV, integrating omics and functional data from circulating immune cells (transcriptomics, DNA methylation, immune phenotyping, ex-vivo cytokine production capacity), plasma proteomics, and CD4+ T-cell reservoir measurements (total and intact HIV-DNA co...

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20b43473-b33b-5e94-a0a4-ad1b8970de77
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10.64898/2026.06.24.734029
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