A new study has revealed that certain immune cells behave differently in HIV-infected patients than they do in healthy individuals. A team of chemical and biomedical engineers from the Cockrell…
TreatmentUpdate is CATIE’s flagship digest on cutting-edge developments in HIV and hepatitis C research and treatment. TreatmentUpdate 226: Inflammation, March/April 2018 issue is available at: http://www.catie.ca/en/treatmentupdate/treatmentupdate-226/inflammation
PHILADELPHIA, March 13, 2018 - Integral Molecular, the industry leader in engineering membrane proteins, has extended its protein engineering capabilities to stabilize viral proteins and produce more effective candidate vaccines…
TreatmentUpdate is CATIE’s flagship digest on cutting-edge developments in HIV and hepatitis C research and treatment. TreatmentUpdate 225: Inflammation, HIV and marijuana, February 2018 issue is available at: http://www.catie.ca/en/treatmentupdate/treatmentupdate-225/inflammation-hiv-and-marijuana
Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), 4-7 March 2018, Boston, Massachusetts, USA Multiple low doses of nucleoside MK-8591 strong in healthy volunteers Integrase inhibitor penetration generally worse in lymphoid…
Treatment Action Group released an issue brief: Suboptimal immune recovery on antiretroviral therapy. It can be accessed here.
Levels of proprotein convertase sutilisin/kexin 9 (PCSK9), the enzyme encoded on chromosome 1, are elevated in asymptomatic patients with HIV — possibly giving researchers another resource by which to diagnose…
Researchers are trying to harness the power of certain antibodies as long-acting injectable forms of HIV treatment or PrEP. Researchers have found that a slight modification to the broadly neutralizing…
A recent study found that cannabis use is associated with a potentially beneficial reduction in systemic inflammation and immune activation in the context of antiretroviral therapy (ART)-treated HIV-infected individuals. Findings…
Different routes of sexual transmission affect the immune system’s response to a virus, shows new study San Francisco, CA—A person is more likely to get infected by HIV through anal…
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