Cytokines move from the margins into the spotlight

Article Abstract:

The Mar 1995 First Symposium on HIV and Cytokines reflected a major shift in AIDS research. Cytokines were for the first time considered important enough in AIDS research to merit a conference. Changes in cytokine networks may be linked to the transition from asymptomatic HIV to full-blown AIDs.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, HIV (Viruses), HIV, AIDS (Disease), Cytokines, AIDS research

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Modeling HIV concentration during acute AIDS infection

Article Abstract:

Andrew N. Phillips drew misleading conclusions from a mathematical model he proposed of population dynamics. The model was used to study the causal relationship between changes in plasma viraemia and CD4+ T lymphocyte numbers in the lymphoid system during the acute phase of HIV infection.

Models, Analysis, HIV infection, HIV infections, Viral research, Virus research, Medical virology

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