… major together with a combination of IFNα plus IFNβ (10–100 U/ml each) but not promastigotes
or the type 1 interferons alone activated NOS2 +/+ macrophages for the production of NO…

… an important determinant of immune activation in HIV-1 infection. … of immune activation and
pathology in HIV-1 infection, but is attenuated in ART-treated subjects with suppressed HIV-1 …

… 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 …

… to antiretroviral therapy, suggesting a relationship between immune activation, HIV … in
vivo immune activation and the regulation of HIV expression during acute infectious illnesses. …

… immune response. During the acute infection or reactivation of latent virus, the immune
response … In fact, HSV-1 is one of the leading causes of infectious corneal blindness in the world …

… Microbial translocation contributes to immune activation and disease progression during
chronic human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) infection. However, its role in the African …

… HCV/HIV-1 co-infection is affecting millions of people and is … immunity and chronic immune
activation in HCV and HIV-1 infection, and discuss how mechanisms of innate immunity may …

… infection. In any event, even assuming that all or most of the HIV-associated immune activation
is … during the first few weeks of infection, chronic immune activation remains the key to the …

… Immune activation associated with HIV infection declines … or another cause of immune
activation, such as inflammatory … and cellular immune activation markers in adult HIV-1 patients …

… type 1 (HIV-1) in chronically infected cell lines. The ribonuclease eosinophil-derived neurotoxin
(EDN) is responsible for the anti-HIV-1 activity of a soluble factor produced in response …