HIV pathogenesis: the first cut is the deepest
LJ Picker, DI Watkins - Nature immunology, 2005 - nature.com
LJ Picker, DI Watkins
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HIV pathogenesis is thought of as a chronic infection involving slow degradation of immunity that ultimately leads to AIDS. This scenario, however, could reflect the decay of an immune system mortally wounded during acute HIV infection.
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