… The index date for HIV-infected … HIV infected, and in HIV care, defined as the first recorded
CD4 cell count measurement in the health system. Health plan members without HIV infection …

… HIV replication proceeds in a series of events … replication cycle can be viewed most simply
as proceeding in an ordered, step-wise manner. In this chapter, each step in virus replication …

… virus replication. However, after reconstitution with only 0.375 x 106 CD8+ cells, HIV could be
… CD8+ lymphocytes suppressed virus replication by a nonspecific "overcrowding" effect, we …

… In contrast, virus isolation from blood leukocytes of HIVinfected patients onto the same M-CSF-…
Virus isolation from blood of infected individuals was independentof the subject's age, sex, …

… We discuss models of HIV infection that implicitly assume nominally efficient LRT to be the
only relevant mode of transmission. We indicate the limited compliance of these models with …

… macaques, such as Mamu-A * 01-, Mamu-B * 17-, and Mamu-B * 08-positive animals, that
control viral replication will be a useful tool to understand how humans control HIV infection. …

… All patients had stage A HIV infection, according to the Centers for Disease Control and …
The main characteristic common to these patients was the control of HIV replication. The HIV …

… Consistent with this theory, untreated HIV infection has been associated with increased …
and treated HIV infection [9] . Considered together, these observations suggest that HIV disease …

… HIV-infected … to HIV infection in adults will be observed as HIV-infected children age.
Emerging evidence from large, long-term and prospective studies on CVD risk in non-HIV-infected …

… the order of one mutation every few replication events 26 . This high error rate coupled with
continual high-level virus replication leads to the extensive variation in HIV-1. Which of these …