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The immune response to AIDS virus infection: good, bad, or both?

2004-03-15

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A potent antigen-specific T cell response to HIV infection can contribute to the control of viral replication and is therefore beneficial to the host. However, HIV-mediated increases in generalized T cell activation also appear to accelerate both viral replication and CD4(+) T cell depletion. A new study in the JCI attempts to experimentally distinguish the beneficial versus harmful aspects of this immune response.

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35f970d5-b041-53a3-8455-884b37581505
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10.1172/jci200421318
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