… patients with HIV-1 infection. There are exceptions to this rule: individuals with splenectomy
… year of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 infection. J Infect Dis 1998; 177: 1541–1548. …

… chronic HIV-1 infection, only 10% or less of HIV-1–infected cells are multiply infected with …
, it is unclear how often infected host cells contain multiple HIV-1 proviruses. Furthermore, the …

… The main goals of this analysis were to estimate the hazard of transmission and the duration
of high HIV-1 transmissibility for each stage of HIV-1 infection, both of which contribute to …

Cryptococcal immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS) may present as a clinical
worsening or new presentation of cryptococcal disease after initiation of antiretroviral …

Background HIV-1-infected patients vary considerably by their response to antiretroviral
treatment, drug concentrations in plasma, toxic events, and rate of immune recovery. This …

… , which is defective in these individuals (32), to … HIV-1 infected individual, we have shown
that coreceptor use is controlled by the env gene of the virus, and have identified primary HIV-1 …

… simulating HIV-1 infected individuals that are on HAART. … of HIV-1 viral proteins in the
HIV-1Tg rat is age-related and results in the appearance of clinical manifestations of HIV-1 infection…

… .), or cause persistent infections (Mycobacterium tuberculosis, herpes … infections seen in
HIV-1infected individuals and the timing with which these infections occur in the course of HIV-1 …

… HIV-1 mRNAs, particularly multiply spliced RNAs, in rigorously purified populations of resting
CD4 + T cells from infected individuals … + T cells with integrated HIV-1 DNA is due to factors …

… infected individuals is 16.3%. These data support expanded use of resistance testing in the
setting of primary HIV-1 infection… benefit when treating primary HIV-1 infection. Further efforts …