The CD4+ T cell response to HIV-1
LJ Picker, VC Maino - Current opinion in immunology, 2000 - Elsevier
LJ Picker, VC Maino
Current opinion in immunology, 2000•ElsevierAlthough virus-specific CD4+ T cells have proven to be a critical component of the
immunologic control of chronic viral infections in a number of models, the role and even the
existence of HIV-1-specific CD4+ T cells in human HIV-1 infection has been controversial.
Recent advances in quantifying and functionally characterizing HIV-1-specific T cells may
shed light on the participation of these cells in anti-HIV-1 host defense.
immunologic control of chronic viral infections in a number of models, the role and even the
existence of HIV-1-specific CD4+ T cells in human HIV-1 infection has been controversial.
Recent advances in quantifying and functionally characterizing HIV-1-specific T cells may
shed light on the participation of these cells in anti-HIV-1 host defense.
Although virus-specific CD4+ T cells have proven to be a critical component of the immunologic control of chronic viral infections in a number of models, the role and even the existence of HIV-1-specific CD4+ T cells in human HIV-1 infection has been controversial. Recent advances in quantifying and functionally characterizing HIV-1-specific T cells may shed light on the participation of these cells in anti-HIV-1 host defense.
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