Cerebrospinal fluid compartmentalization of HIV-1 and correlation with plasma viral load and blood-brain barrier damage.

Davide Fiore BavaroA CalamoL LeporeC FabrizioA SaracinoG AngaranoL Monno

Published in: Infection (2019)

Our data confirm an independent replication and evolution of HIV within the CSF. A number of factors either hinder or contribute to the compartmentalization of HIV.

Keyphrases

blood brain barrier
antiretroviral therapy
hiv positive
hiv infected
hiv testing
human immunodeficiency virus
hepatitis c virus
hiv aids
cerebrospinal fluid
men who have sex with men
south africa
oxidative stress
electronic health record
big data