Does the human transcriptome during nontyphoid Salmonella and HIV coinfection reveal attenuated NFkappaB-mediated inflammation and persistent cell cycle disruption?
Attenuation of NFκB-mediated inflammation and dysregulation of cell cycle and DNA-function gene pathway expression are key features of the interplay between iNTS and HIV.
Normal corneas contain very low amounts of silicon. Longterm exposure to inhalative silicon dusts results in only very slightly increased levels of amorphous silicon in the cornea. However, silicon-containing particles accumulate in the cornea of silicotic individuals. Bricklayers incorporate more amorphous silicon into the cornea.