Early HIV-1 infection is associated with reduced frequencies of cervical Th17 cells.

McKinnon, Lyle R.Nyanga, Billy.Kim, Connie J.Izulla, Preston.Kwatampora, Jessie.Kimani, Makobu.Shahabi, Kamnoosh.Mugo, Nelly.Smith, Jennifer S.Anzala, Omu.Kimani, Joshua.Kaul, Rupert.2016-11-162016-11-1620152015McKinnon, L.R., Nyanga, B., Kim, C.J., Izulla, P., Kwatampora, J., Kimani, M., Shahabi, K., Mugo, N., Smith, J.S., Anzala, A.O., Kimani, J. and Kaul, R. 2015. Early HIV-1 infection is associated with reduced frequencies of cervical Th17 cells. Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes 68(1), 6-12.http://dx.doi.org/10.1097/QAI.0000000000000389http://hdl.handle.net/10413/13720CAPRISA, 2015.Abstract available in pdf.enHIV.Early infection.CD4+ T cells.Inflammation.Chemokine receptors.Early HIV-1 infection is associated with reduced frequencies of cervical Th17 cells.Peer reviewed journal article