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Type 1 Interferon-Mediated Selective Pressure on HIV-1 Transmission

By Enthusiast Inc MDSeptember 29, 2014

…lymph nodes, their role in restricting early HIV-1 replication and the mechanisms by which they mediate their antiviral activity are poorly understood. We recently demonstrated that transmitted-founder (TF) viruses are…

PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF TRANSLOCATING BACTERIAL TAXA REVEALS NOVEL THERAPEUTIC TARGET

By Jimmy He PharmD, DScMarch 24, 2023

…mechanisms underlying microbial translocation. To characterize translocating bacterial populations, we isolated and identified translocating bacteria from chronically SIV-infected macaques and characterized their genomes and proteomes. Proteome profiling identified a cytosine-specific…

18 – Utilizing a Barcoded Virus Model to Identify the Source of Viral Rebound

By Jimmy He PharmD, DScMarch 18, 2025

…lymph nodes. Pinpointing the anatomic sites of viral rebound can facilitate the identification of the mechanisms that specifically mediate these reactivation events in these specific tissues. Together, these observations may…

IMPACT OF IL-15 NEUTRALIZATION ON CNS PATHOGENESIS IN ACUTE HIV/SIV INFECTION

By Jimmy He PharmD, DScMarch 3, 2023

…those in blood and peripheral lymph nodes. CNS histopathology were analyzed by immunohistochemistry in combination with in situ hybridization. Transcriptomic analyses were performed on brain tissue. Results: While anti-mRh-IL-15 treatment…

HIGH HIV PERMISSIVITY OF T FOLLICULAR REGULATORY CELLS IS RELATED TO KI67 EXPRESSION

By Enthusiast Inc MDFebruary 15, 2017

…RNA quantified by RT PCR. Data were log transformed. Mixed-effects models and repeated-measures ANOVA were used with pairwise tests if overall p<0.05. Geometric means and 95% CIs are reported. GFP…

PRESENCE OF INTACT HIV DNA VARIANTS IN THE BRAIN AND LYMPHOID TISSUES DURING ART

By Enthusiast Inc MDMarch 7, 2019

…populations was evaluated by high-throughput single genome amplification using the PacBio platform to sequence Full-length HIV envelope (FL HIV-env). We evaluated post-mortem tissues from 9 men and 3 women with…

245 – Fingolimod for Multiple Sclerosis Boosts HIV Cellular Resistance and Limits Viral Reservoir Size

By Jimmy He PharmD, DScMarch 31, 2026

Background Fingolimod, immunomodulating drug indicated for people with multiple sclerosis (MS), is a sphingosine-1-phosphate-receptor modulator that reduces CD4+Tcells levels by lymph node sequestration. In vitro, fingolimod decreases HIV infection and…

Redirected Killing of HIV-Infected T Cells by Germinal Center CD8 T Cells

By Enthusiast Inc MDFebruary 24, 2015

…Cytokines and soluble cell death mediators were analyzed by Luminex. Results: Phenotypic analysis of tonsillar cells revealed a memory population of CD8 T cells expressing a CCR7lowCXCR5high profile compatible with…

REEVALUATING SIGNALS OF VIRAL REPLICATION & EVOLUTION IN LYMPHOID TISSUE DURING ART

By Enthusiast Inc MDMarch 5, 2018

…resting memory CD4+ T-cells support a stable latent reservoir (LR) of integrated virus. However, Lorenzo-Redondo et al. [Nature, 2016] deep-sequenced lymph node and blood samples from three participants during the…

IL-21 Reduces Inflammation and Virus Persistence in ART-Treated SIV-Infected Macaques

By Enthusiast Inc MDFebruary 24, 2015

…effects of Interleukin (IL)-21 administration in chronic, ART-treated SIV-infected rhesus macaques (RMs) on mucosal integrity, residual inflammation, and virus persistence. Methods: Sixteen RMs were infected with SIVmac239 i.v. and, starting…

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