… HIV-1, which is more readily transmitted. In terms of origin, on the basis of viral homology,
HIV-1 and HIV-2 … simian to human transmissions, HIV-1 from SIVcpz and HIV-2 from SIVsmm 1. …

… of humanimmunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease … of HIV infection, prospective studieson
large cohorts of HIV-infected individuals have clearly indicated that therate of progression of HIV …

… expressing HIV, have found that HIV DNA is present in a much … virus type 1 (HIV-l) and
herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV-2) can … of coinfection on infectious HSV-2 and HIV-1 replication. …

… immunopathogenesis in HIV disease include the following: (1) type 1 but not type 2 cytokines
protect against ATCD; (2… (4) ATCD correlates with viral burden and inversely correlates with …

… A complex array of multiphasic and multifactorial immunopathogenic mechanisms are …
virus (HIV) disease.After primary infection, acute viremia occurs with wide dissemination of HIV. …

… We have also shown that the burden of HIV in CD4+ T cells is directly … of HIV infection by
serving as reservoirs of the virus. Of note is the fact that monocytes in the peripheral blood of HIV…

… the early stages of HIV infection, prior to quantitative depletion of this key cellular subset (291).
A role for HIV envelope in the immunopathogenesis of HIV disease has been suggested …

… in binding HIV either as a cell-free particle or as viral ribonu… of infected cells to allow efficient
viral entry and/or cell-to-cell … HIV proviral sequences, binding of NF-KB to the virus LTRs …

… , quantify, and characterize viruses in peripheral blood and … maternal viruses to infant
viruses obtained in early vertical HIV-… or post-transmission amplification of a single viral strain. …

… The progression of the HIV infection may be measured through various outcome … plasma
virus load set point, the rate of decline in CD4 count, increase in plasma virus load and the HIV …