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Differential Gene Expression in Primary Human CD4+ T Cells Induced by HIV Nef Open Access
The Nef protein is responsible for T-cell activation and formation of a persistent state of infection in HIV disease. Findings from the Sydney Blood Bank Cohort and other case studies indicate that individuals infected with a variant of HIV containing a defective nef gene displayed a slower development to AIDS compared to individuals infected with wild-type HIV. Our study investigates the role of the Nef protein on cellular gene transcription in infected primary CD4+ T cells with the goal of understanding how HIV Nef promotes viral replication and subsequent cellular pathology.
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2017-03-29-RD POSTER Final - Differential Gene Expression in Primary Human CD4 T Cells Induced by HIV Nef (2) (1).pptx | 2018-08-27 | Open Access |
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