Does hIV-1 coinfection profoundly alter intrahepatic chemokine but not inflammatory cytokine profiles in HCV-infected subjects?
HIV-1 coinfection profoundly alters intrahepatic chemokine but not cytokine profiles in HCV-infected subjects. The altered chemokines may orchestrate the tissue-specific and cell-selective trafficking of immune cells and autoimmunity to accelerate liver disease in HCV/HIV-1 coinfection.
Micro-RNA-21 regulated the drug resistance and proliferation in neuroblastoma cells.