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In vivo expansion coincident with excessive in vitro cell death within the memory subset of CD8+ T cells in HIV type 1 infection

Mugnaini et al., 1999

Document ID
10486064947005387380
Author
Mugnaini E
Haaheim L
Sannes M
Brinchmann J
Publication year
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AIDS research and human retroviruses

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In HIV-1-infected individuals the CD8+ T cell subset is considerably expanded. This has been shown to be caused predominantly by an increase in the number of CD8+ CD28-T cells. To characterize further the subsets of CD8+ T cells, we have performed analyses of …
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    • G01—MEASURING; TESTING
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Mugnaini et al. In vivo expansion coincident with excessive in vitro cell death within the memory subset of CD8+ T cells in HIV type 1 infection