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The spatial biology of HIV infection

by Sarkawt, Lara , Patrick, Ellis , Austin, Paul J. , Li, Yuchen , Hu, Kevin , Baharlou, Heeva , Harman, Andrew N. , Karrasch, Jackson F. , O’Neil, Thomas R. , Bertram, Kirstie M. , Cunningham, Anthony L.

in Anogenital / Antibodies / Antiretroviral drugs / Biology / Biology and Life Sciences / Disease / Distribution / Follicles / HIV / HIV infection / HIV Infections - diagnostic imaging / HIV Infections - immunology / HIV Infections - pathology / HIV Infections - virology / HIV-1 / Human immunodeficiency virus / Humans / Imaging techniques / Immune response / Infections / Inflammation / Lymphocytes / Lymphoid tissue / Medical imaging / Medical research / Medicine and Health Sciences / Medicine, Experimental / Microenvironments / Neuroimaging / Pathogens / Physiological aspects / Research and Analysis Methods / Review / Sexual intercourse / Vagina / Viruses

2025

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The spatial biology of HIV infection

Sarkawt, Lara,

Patrick, Ellis,

Austin, Paul J.,

Li, Yuchen,

Hu, Kevin,

Baharlou, Heeva,

Harman, Andrew N.,

Karrasch, Jackson F.,

O’Neil, Thomas R.,

Bertram, Kirstie M.,

Cunningham, Anthony L.

2025

Overview

HIV infection implicates a spectrum of tissues in the human body starting with viral transmission in the anogenital tract and subsequently persisting in lymphoid tissues and brain. Though studies using isolated cells have contributed significantly towards our understanding of HIV infection, the tissue microenvironment is characterised by a complex interplay of a range of factors, all of which can influence the course of infection but are otherwise missed in ex vivo studies. To address this knowledge gap, it is necessary to investigate the dynamics of infection and the host immune response in situ using imaging-based approaches. Over the last decade, emerging imaging techniques have continually redefined the limits of detection, both in terms of the scope and the scale of the targets. In doing so, this has opened up new questions that can be answered by in situ studies. This review discusses the high-dimensional imaging modalities that are now available and their application towards understanding the spatial biology of HIV infection.

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Public Library of Science,Public Library of Science (PLoS)

Subject

Anogenital

/ Antibodies

/ Antiretroviral drugs

/ Biology

/ Biology and Life Sciences

/ Disease

/ Distribution