HIV Phenotypes Important for the Establishment of Persistent Reservoirs in the Central Nervous System and which impact Neurotropism and Neuropathogenesis

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[Cite as https://purl.org/au-research/grants/nhmrc/1105951]

Researchers: Prof Melissa Churchill (Principal investigator) , Prof Paul Gorry , Prof Steven Wesselingh

Brief description This grant will determine whether or not the CNS is a reservoir for HIV and identify the cellular targets of persistent infection and type of HIV-1 present.

Funding Amount $AUD 495,001.20

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nhmrc : 1105951
PURL : https://purl.org/au-research/grants/nhmrc/1105951

HIV Phenotypes Important for the Establishment of Persistent Reservoirs in the Central Nervous System and which impact Neurotropism and Neuropathogenesis [ 2016 - 2018 ]

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HIV Phenotypes Important for the Establishment of Persistent Reservoirs in the Central Nervous System and which impact Neurotropism and Neuropathogenesis [ 2016 - 2018 ]

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