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Gene therapy approaches to functional cure and protection of hematopoietic potential in HIV infection

2019-02-08

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Although current antiretroviral drug therapy can suppress human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) replication, a lifelong prescription is necessary to avoid viral rebound. The problem of persistent and ineradicable viral reservoirs in HIV-infected people continues to be a global threat. In addition, some HIV-infected patients do not experience sufficient T-cell immune restoration despite being aviremic during treatment...

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Literature Corpus work: cf84a286-7c14-5b53-8d72-6c54e3e92e55
DOI: 10.20944/preprints201902.0079.v1

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