… and immune activation [21, 22]. While this pathway predicted mortality in a cohort of HIV-infected …
HIV infection in resource-rich settings remains unclear. It is also unclear whether T-cell …

… However, the relative contributions of viremia, immune activation, … immune activation is a
hallmark of HIV-1 pathogenesis; thus the chronic inflammation associated with HIV-1 infection …

… of the immune system. In fact, elevated immune activation is related to the outcome of HIV-1
infection… Using proportional hazards models, various parameters for immune activation have …

… immune activation marker, independently predicts disease progression in advanced HIV-1
infection. … Background Several markers of immune activation have been identified as potential …

… two signature events in HIV infection, CD4 T-cell depletion and chronic inflammation, which
might explain the high levels of local and systemic immune activation observed in this study. …

… HIV infection-induced T-cell immune activation (14). Here, we report results using samples
from a clinical study of HIV-infected … of immune activation during the course of CQ treatment. …

… in immune activation and inflammation. In the context of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
infection… risk, thereby contributing to the multifaceted clinical manifestations of HIV infection.…

… We conclude that low haemoglobin levels in patients with HIV infection is at least partly
due to immune activation phenomena. Endogenous release of cytokines such as IFN-y by …

… phase of immune reconstitution and control of HIV viremia, … HIV infection with a time of
infection of more than 20 years, such as those studied in the present work, the immune activation …

… , there are several common features to HIV infection and chronic helminthic infections which
we think are due to the fact that both are situations of chronic immune activation. There are, …