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Early innate immune responses in HIV infection

2019-01-01

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Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-1 has evolved to evade many cellular innate immune pathways and yet is most typically associated with aberrant immune activation. However, most current models have evaluated this during chronic phases of HIV-1 infection and to date, the early innate immune kinetics remain elusive. Here, we evaluate the impact of HIV-1 infection on cell-intrinsic innate immune responses using both...

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cca3b445-34b8-5a15-9a34-571559a23120
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10.25560/80049
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