This article explores the difficulties faced in attempting to treat HIV, an innovative prevention strategy and the ...

To accomplish this goal, Itell and colleagues designed a CRISPR screen to interrogate the importance of 2000 candidate host genes in infection of primary T cells by either an R5 or an X4 HIV virus.

An immune response that likely evolved to help fight infections appears to be the mechanism that drives human ...

As drugmakers take lessons from oncology in developing CAR T cells for other diseases, they must contend with risks that ...

Women living with HIV can reduce their risk of cervical cancer using a human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine that is both ...

Using this model, the researchers proved that the virus can infect the cells directly and that the cells can't protect themselves against it through ... such as organ transplant recipients and people ...

As the science stands, the vast majority of the roughly eight million people in South Africa living with HIV will have to get ...

These help you fight infections and HIV-related cancers. Your doctor can tell because your CD4 levels (sometimes called T cell levels) start to go up. Second, you become far less likely to pass ...

Their initial research focused on using the platform as an HIV T cell vaccine. While the first human clinical trials for the HIV vaccine established safety of the platform, the researchers have ...

Some antibodies can directly neutralise foreign organisms by immobilising them or (in the case of viruses) blocking their ability to enter cells. Basic information on HIV and the immune system ...

HIV is a virus called human immunodeficiency virus that attacks your immune cells called CD4 T lymphocytes, which causes your immune system to fail. Without these cells, your body can’t fight ...