UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Selective inhibition of T cell trafficking to brain in acute SHIV.D infected RM will prevent CNS seeding, persistence, and neuropathogenesis
Selective inhibition of T cell trafficking to brain in acute SHIV.D infected RM will prevent CNS seeding, persistence, and neuropathogenesis is a funding opportunity from UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, up to 1217055, closing March 31, 2031.
Mar 31, 2031
(1704d left)Overview
While several studies have characterized myeloid cells as the primary central nervous system (CNS) HIV reservoirs on long-term suppressive antiretroviral therapy (ART), significant knowledge gaps remain in understanding the role of CD4+ T cells in CNS reservoir seeding, viral persistence, and neuropathogenesis. The…