Th17 cells, Job's syndrome and HIV: opportunities for bacterial and fungal infections
JD Milner, NG Sandler, DC Douek - Current Opinion in HIV and …, 2010 - journals.lww.com
JD Milner, NG Sandler, DC Douek
Current Opinion in HIV and AIDS, 2010•journals.lww.comThe consequences of inadequate Th17 production in primary immunodeficiency syndromes
illustrate the role of Th17 cells in controlling pathogens to which HIV-positive individuals are
susceptible. Further understanding of the pathogenesis of opportunistic disease in HIV
infection will probably require exploring the role of Th17 cells.
illustrate the role of Th17 cells in controlling pathogens to which HIV-positive individuals are
susceptible. Further understanding of the pathogenesis of opportunistic disease in HIV
infection will probably require exploring the role of Th17 cells.
Summary
The consequences of inadequate Th17 production in primary immunodeficiency syndromes illustrate the role of Th17 cells in controlling pathogens to which HIV-positive individuals are susceptible. Further understanding of the pathogenesis of opportunistic disease in HIV infection will probably require exploring the role of Th17 cells.
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