'Hiv replication' presentation slideshows

Sulfonamides and Antimicrobial Antifolates (part 3)

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Time (weeks)

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Immune System

Immune System. Defense system. Nonspecific Immunity Specific Immunity. First line of defense: Surface membrane barriers. Skin and mucous membrane Layered epidermis and shedding of epithelial cells Sebum inhibits growth of bacteria and fungi Mucous traps microbes, dust and pollutants.

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HIV/AIDS

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Peircean Classification of Reasoning

Abductive Logic Programming in the clinical management of HIV/AIDS (and other domains) Oliver Ray, University of Bristol & Antonis Kakas, University of Cyprus FJ Symposium, September 2007, Aix-en-Provence.

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Why study evolution? Best conceptual framework for understanding origins of biodiversity

Why study evolution? Best conceptual framework for understanding origins of biodiversity Adaptations that allow organisms to exploit their environment Self discovery Keystone of biology (including human health). Lecture: HIV Motivation

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MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF HIV POSTINTEGRATION LATENCY: STRATEGIES FOR ERADICATION

MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF HIV POSTINTEGRATION LATENCY: STRATEGIES FOR ERADICATION. How is HIV transcribed? What is latency/reservoir? When is it established? How best to eradicate it Mechanistic details. ACTIVE REPLICATION. LATENCY. ELONGATION. Nature, 1987.

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Why study evolution? Best conceptual framework for understanding origins of biodiversity

Why study evolution? Best conceptual framework for understanding origins of biodiversity Adaptations that allow organisms to exploit their environment Self discovery Keystone of biology (including human health). Lecture: HIV Motivation

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Host-Pathogen Strategies #1

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Offering ARV Treatment to All HIV-infected Persons in San Francisco

Offering ARV Treatment to All HIV-infected Persons in San Francisco. Grant Colfax, MD Director of HIV Prevention and Research San Francisco Department of Public Health Institute of Medicine HIV Screening and Access to Care Workshop June 21, 2010. Universal Offer of ART, SFDPH.

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Antiretroviral Treatment of Adult HIV Infection: 2012 Recommendations of the

Antiretroviral Treatment of Adult HIV Infection: 2012 Recommendations of the International Antiviral Society ? USA Panel.

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Benefits/Risks of initiating ART at CD4+ >500

Benefits/Risks of initiating ART at CD4+ >500. HIV - A NEW ERA. Mark Boyd and Chris Bourne The Kirby Institute for infection and immunity in society Sydney Sexual Health Centre and UNSW 15 th March 2014. Disclosures. Mark Boyd AbbVie Boehringer-Ingelheim Bristol Myers Squibb

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Cognitive disorders in HIV + patients

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Viruses & Bacteria

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When the immune system is weakened, the body cannot fight off disease.

When the immune system is weakened, the body cannot fight off disease. HIV- H uman I mmunodeficiency V irus. Causes AIDS Retro virus (contains RNA) Attacks Helper T-cells Came from butchering chimps (mutated SIV). HIV Structure. Protein. RNA. Capsid. Reverse Transcriptase.

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War and Peace between microbes HIV co-pathogenesis as determinants of HIV

War and Peace between microbes HIV co-pathogenesis as determinants of HIV. Net effect of a non-HIV microbe on HIV is a superimposition of positive and negative signals. Non-HIV microbe. HIV. Mechanism by which non-HIV microbes affect HIV are few. chemokines. CXCR4. CCR5. CD4.

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Virus/Host Interactions

Detrimental SEVI promotes virion interaction with cells WFDC1 enhances HIV entry Chemokines recruit CD4+ target cells to the mucosa Immunostimulatory factors e.g. defensins, type 1 IFNs and TNF a drive immune activation and enhance HIV replication. Vaccines and microbicides.

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