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Hiv Plasma B Cells
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do plasma centers report hiv infection to local plasma centersi was rejected at a plasma center for high liver enzymes through alt test they said it was not hiv but i'm still very frightened....
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
I would determine whether these elevated enzymes are due to hepatitis virus infection. Ask the center what hepatitis tests they performed. If they did not do them, get tests for hepatitis and followup.MH...
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plasma vs serumDr. When you explain CD4 level/cubicmm of blood, does that mean plasma or serum?Where (plasma or... Read more »Need help .. (USING HIV RNS PLASMA VIRAL LOAD FOR ROUTINE DIAGNOSTIC HIV SCREENING)Hi Doctor,Greetings!!You and your team is doing great job!! Thankyou.I am from India. My case was... Read more »
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Marion County, Ind., Officials Charge Five People With Knowingly Selling Their HIV-Positive Blood PlasmaOfficials in Marion County, Ind., on Thursday charged five people with allegedly selling their blood plasma despite knowledge of their HIV-positive status -- the first such cases in the county, the Indianapolis Star reports. The infected plasma,... Read more »
FDA Approves Bayer, Roche HIV Tests for Use on Blood Plasma, OrgansFDA has approved HIV tests made by Bayer and Roche that are able to detect the virus in blood plasma, Bloomberg News/New York Times reports ( Bloomberg News/New York Times , 3/3). Blood plasma is used in many protein-based therapeutic... Read more »
HIV Said to Differ in Blood, SemenHIV in seminal plasma differs from HIV in blood plasma, according to a study led by researchers with the University of North Carolina (UNC)-Chapel Hill. The study examined in detail the genetic population of HIV, specifically the env gene for HIV's... Read more »
UCLA-Engineered Stem Cells Seek Out and Kill HIV in Living OrganismsExpanding on previous research providing proof-of-principle that human stem cells can be genetically engineered into HIV-fighting cells, a team of UCLA researchers has now demonstrated that these cells can actually attack HIV-infected cells in a... Read more »
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< 400 copies of HIV RNA per 1 ml of plasma (????)
Posted by Anonymous
PCR RNA @ 28 Days... Is this a woo-hoo ? Read more » New Virus Leads Drugs to HIV-Infected Cells
Posted by new2this2010
This is great news.http://www.dailytech.com/New+Virus+Leads+Drugs+to+HIVInfected+Cells/article22391.htm#cmt706319 Read more » See,I told you HIV replicates a cell's DNA TO RNA
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
The below is plagerized from Gallant ( the guru!)I know that the present antiretroviral medications do not actually kill the virus. However, if the medications inhibit the virus from reproducing, doesn't the virus die by... Read more » White Blood cell count
Posted by Anonymous
Does anyone know if early HIV infection has any impact on WBC numbers? DO they do up unpon infection or do they down down?????Read more »
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