Hepatitis C Virus
Study results from University of Oxford update understanding of hepatitis C virus
Published in Virus Weekly, April 1st, 2008
"However, the T cell response in chronic infection is weak both in absolute numbers and in the range of epitopes targeted. In order to explore the biology of this response further, we analyzed expression of a panel of natural killer cell markers in HCV compared with other virus-specific T cell populations as defined by major histocompatibility complex class I tetramers. We found that CD161 was significantly expressed on HCV-specific...
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Source: Virus Weekly (2008-04-01)
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