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Circulating extracellular vesicles from HIV-1 gp120-treated mice act as endogenous algogens, mediating and maintaining HIV-associated chronic pain

2025-02-08

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HIV-associated chronic pain (HIV-PAIN) remains prevalent in the post combined antiretroviral therapy era, affecting 30-60% of HIV patients worldwide. The underlying mechanism responsible for the development and maintenance of chronic pain remains unclear. gp120 is a causal factor of the HIV-PAIN and functions as an exogenous algogen. The pain experienced by human HIV-PAIN has been modeled in mice (referred to as m...

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db9204aa-699e-5977-9fad-8cf865772bf8
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10.1101/2025.02.07.637192
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