HIV/AIDS
Research from A.B. Reeve and co-researchers in the area of HIV/AIDS described
Published in AIDS Weekly, August 17th, 2009
"The simian lentivirus strain SIVsmmFGb is a viral swarm population inducing neuropathology in over 90% of infected pigtailed macaques and serves as a reliable model for HIV neuropathogenesis. However, little is understood about the genetic diversity of this virus, how said diversity influences the initial seeding of the central nervous system and lymph nodes, or whether the virus forms distinct genetic compartments between tissues during acute infection," scientists in the United States report.
"In this study, we establish that our SIVsmmFGb stock virus contains four genetically distinct envelope V1 region groups, three distinct integrase groups, and two Nef groups. We...
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2009-08-17)
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