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Journal Article
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2020
Overview
The researchers then showed that APN01 could inhibit viral replication in human blood vessel and kidney organoids (three-dimensional cell cultures derived from stem cells). An electron microscopy study in brain tissue samples from people who had been infected showed that the chronic infection causes a loss of inhibitory synapses and an unsheathing of other neurons by microglia, with similar histological patterns seen in other psychiatric disorders. Sickle cell and HIV Findings from a new study have added weight to previous suggestions that people with sickle-cell anaemia have a lower risk of HIV infection than otherwise healthy people—but it was unable to pin down the mechanistic explanation as to why.
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd,Elsevier Limited
