Leukemia
New leukemia study findings recently were published by researchers at Brussels Free University
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, January 2nd, 2011
"Using the BLV-associated leukemia model in sheep, we found that Tax-specific cytotoxic responses induced by DNA immunization or viral infection of naive animals were not predictive of disease outcome and did not prevent tumor development. Furthermore, provirus and tax may be absent from blood for extended periods, emphasizing the relevance of surveying other compartments during chronic...
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