Immunosenescence in HIV infection
<p>Immunosenescence is the progressive loss of immune tissue that result from (i) functional, (ii) clonal or (iii) systemic changes to the cells or tissue that make up the immune system. While this process occurs gradually during the ageing process, there is overwhelming evidence to implicate...
Main Author: | Glenn, W |
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Other Authors: | Rowland-Jones, S |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | English |
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2016
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