Titlebook: Immunology of HIV Infection; Sudhir Gupta Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 AIDS.HIV.HIV infection.Thymus.autoimmuni

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Natural Killer Cells in HIV Infectionlls, and, in some instances, normal cells (Trinchieri, 1989, 1995). It is generally thought that NK cells represent a first line of defense against certain infectious agents and tumor growth. NK cells differ from T or B cells as they do not express known TCR or Ig receptor for antigen. Unlike T cell

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Lymphocyte Apoptosis in HIV Infectionewpoints in understanding HIV-mediated cytopathicity, the former emphasizing killing of infected CD4 cells by HIV and the latter emphasizing indirect mechanisms wherein HIV or its soluble component(s) alter CD4 T-cell function and induce susceptibility to apoptosis.

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Book 1996ceptors in signaling of lymphocytes, and biological responsemodifiers. This reference is designed for basic and clinicalresearchers, internists, pediatricians, infectious diseasespecialists, neuropathologists, oncologists, and rheumatologists.

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