… is known about immune activation and HIV persistence during … immune system interact
once treatment-mediated control of … immune activation might contribute to HIV persistence, HIV …

… Immune activation in HIV infection is a rather broad expression that covers a large range
of events or observations involved in active molecular and cellular processes (eg related to …

… immune activation by infectious agents to render infected people's cells more susceptible
to HIV infection … of conventionally activated cells, we would also expect chronic activation to …

… There are multiple molecular and cellular mechanisms by which HIV infection could
induce generalized immune activation. Among these, as summarized in this cartoon, …

… IFNs I and II are produced by the innate immune system during HIV infection. IFN I plays an
important role in mediating continuous inflammation. It is produced by plasmacytoid dendritic …

… the heightened immune activation present with HIV infection, especially … immune activation
in HIV-infected persons on ART is likely the result of several mechanisms. First, persistent HIV …

… – is needed to ascertain and better characterize the pathogenic role of immune activation
during HIV infection. Ideally, the best type of ‘experiment’ would involve treatment of SIV-…

… immune activation accompanies HIV infection in Africa and is present even in Ugandan HIV-…
by PBMC of HIV-infected Ugandan patients; (2) IFN-γ and IL-10 production is augmented in …

… Opinion in HIV and AIDS, an overview of the topic of immune activation in HIV is presented
… The association of residual immune activation with clinical outcomes has long been noted …

… the chronic immune activation hypothesis, in which HIV infection primarily induces chronic …
associated with innate immunity. Thus, we view chronic innate immune activation to be mainly …