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Biotech / Medical : IMNR - Immune Response

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To: Don Hurst who wrote (182)12/12/1997 5:22:00 PM
From: Easy Mark   of 1510
 
It may be related to the Science article by Bruce Walker. This is what IRC said in a press release on Dec 4:
"A recent publication in "Science" (November 21) reports on the
importance of maintaining a virus-specific CD4 and T helper cell response in
HIV infection. Specifically, Dr. Bruce Walker and his colleagues at Harvard
showed there was a direct correlation between HIV-specific T cell
proliferation and the successful control of virus replication in the absence
of antiviral drug therapy in certain HIV-infected individuals. Dr. Walker and
other researchers believe the new results provide some hope that these T
helper cells could be boosted even in people who show little evidence of
having them, possibly by combining powerful antiviral therapies with anti-HIV
therapeutic vaccines. In our most recent published studies, we have shown
that the administration of REMUNE to HIV-infected individuals elicits not only
HIV-specific T cell proliferation, but also induces chemokines and gamma
interferon along with a reduction in tumor necrosis factor, all of which are
believed by scientists to have a favorable impact on disease progression."
You can read a more detailed article by Stanley Moss (of IRC) at
207.226.163.175.
If anyone can interpret the sci-fi jargon in either statement, please elucidate.
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