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HIV genomes that hide in white blood cells offer new target to eliminate infections

HIV genomes that hide in white blood cells offer new target to eliminate infections
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Scientists Get Closer to Understanding Hidden HIV

Researchers are closing in on another immune system “hideout” that HIV uses to persist in the human body for years.

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Study suggest how myeloid cells contribute to a long-lived HIV reservoir

Study suggest how myeloid cells contribute to a long-lived HIV reservoir
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HIV genomes hide behind certain WBCs, could provide therapy target: Study

Scientists have reported new evidence of the possibility of finding HIV genomes in circulating white blood cells (WBCs) called monocytes, thereby, identifying another of the places where therapy could be targeted.

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HIV may hide in white blood cells, study suggests

Researchers are closing in on another immune system "hideout" that HIV uses to persist in the human body for years.

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