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"HIV Infection of Human Fetal Thymic Organ Cultures."

Published in AIDS Weekly, April 24th, 1995

According to an abstract submitted by the authors to the Annual Meeting of Professional Research Scientists entitled Experimental Biology 95, held April 9-13, 1995, in Atlanta, Georgia, "A major target for viral infection in the course of HIV pathogenesis is the thymus, the central site for T lymphocyte differentiation. It has been previously demonstrated that HIV infection of thymic tissue results in an aberrant depletion of mature T lymphocytes However, the pathogenic mechanisms of HIV upon T lymphocyte maturation remain unknown. To study the effects of HIV on the pathways of T cell differentiation, we developed a human fetal thymic organ culture (FTOC) system. Briefly, human fetal...

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