Involvement of Bcl-2 and IL-2R in HIV-positive patients whose CD4 cell counts fail to increase rapidly with highly active antiretroviral therapy
D David, H Keller, L Naït-Ighil, MP Treilhou… - AIDS, 2002 - journals.lww.com
D David, H Keller, L Naït-Ighil, MP Treilhou, M Joussemet, B Dupont, B Gachot, J Maral…
AIDS, 2002•journals.lww.comObjective Combination antiretroviral therapy in a subset of HIV-infected patients, here called
CD4-low responders (CD4-LR), fails to produce a rapid rise in CD4 cell counts despite
effective control of plasma viral load (< 50 copies/ml). The mechanism responsible for this
failure was investigated.
CD4-low responders (CD4-LR), fails to produce a rapid rise in CD4 cell counts despite
effective control of plasma viral load (< 50 copies/ml). The mechanism responsible for this
failure was investigated.
Abstract
Objective
Combination antiretroviral therapy in a subset of HIV-infected patients, here called CD4-low responders (CD4-LR), fails to produce a rapid rise in CD4 cell counts despite effective control of plasma viral load (< 50 copies/ml). The mechanism responsible for this failure was investigated.
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