[PDF][PDF] HIV: The deadly passenger in dendritic cells
SL Rowland-Jones - Current biology, 1999 - cell.com
Current biology, 1999•cell.com
A picture is emerging of how HIV subverts a normal immunological surveillance mechanism
to establish primary infection. This involves the infection of dendritic cells at mucosal
surfaces: as these cells then mature, they transport the virus to lymphoid tissue, where viral
replication begins and infection of CD4+ T cells occurs.
to establish primary infection. This involves the infection of dendritic cells at mucosal
surfaces: as these cells then mature, they transport the virus to lymphoid tissue, where viral
replication begins and infection of CD4+ T cells occurs.
Abstract
A picture is emerging of how HIV subverts a normal immunological surveillance mechanism to establish primary infection. This involves the infection of dendritic cells at mucosal surfaces: as these cells then mature, they transport the virus to lymphoid tissue, where viral replication begins and infection of CD4+ T cells occurs.
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