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HIV neuropathogenesis and therapeutic strategies
Pediatrics International, 1998Abstract Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)‐l neuropathogenesis can be divided into three important components: (i) virus entry into the nervous system; (ii) the role of viral proteins and/or cellular products in neural tissue damage; and (iii) the mechanisms of neuronal injury/death.
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The neuropathogenesis of HIV‐1 infection
2007Publisher Summary Significant neurological complications associated with HIV-1 infection occur years after an acute viral seroconversion reaction and are commonly coincident with progressive immunosuppression and high viral loads. Disease processes start soon after initial viral infection, initiated through the exchange of infected body fluids by ...
James L, Buescher +3 more
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New Insights into HIV Neuropathogenesis
2009Early in the epidemic, once it was discovered that HIV was a retrovirus and that it could be found in macrophages, many in the field thought that the pathophysiology of neurological complications due to HIV infection was obvious. As in other retroviruses that had been studied prior to HIV, such as visna virus that infects sheep causing an ...
Tory P. Johnson, Avindra Nath
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NEUROPATHOGENESIS AND NEUROPHARMACOLOGY OF PSORIASIS
International Journal of Dermatology, 1995S P, Raychaudhuri, G, Rein, E M, Farber
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Recent Advances in the Understanding of Enterovirus A71 Infection: A Focus on Neuropathogenesis
Expert Review of Anti-Infective Therapy, 2021Yoke Fun Chan, I-Ching Sam, Han Kang Tee
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Three-Dimensional Human Brain Organoids to Model HIV-1 Neuropathogenesis
Methods in Molecular Biology, 2023Shilpa Sant +2 more
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