Bridging the Gap: Conference Workbook [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1994: Geneva, Switzerland)]

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Track A: Basic Science
21101 HIV-1 subtypes differ in time to AIDS
Phyllis Kanki*; D. Hamel;J.L. Sankale;. Thior; R.G. Marlink; M. Essex;
S. Mboup, USA
21102 Control of HIV-1 proliferation and pathogenesis with host factors in the
hu-PBL-SCID mouse system
Yuetsu Tanaka*; R. Tanaka; Y. Kumazama; Y. Koyanagi; N. Yamamoto,
Japan
21103 Limited CD4+ T cell renewal as a mechanism for CD4 lymphocyte
depletion in HIV-1 infection
Sylvain Fleury*; RJ. de Boer; G.P. Rizzardi; K.C. Wolthers; S.A. Otto;
F Miedema; G. Pantaleo
21104 Perturbations in the CD4+ TCR V beta repertoire indicate fast
progression to disease in SIV infection
Raflick-Pierre Sekaly*; M.D. Salha; A. Yachou; N. Beausoleil; J. Fournier;
E. Rud, Canada
21105 Infection with different HIV-1 subtypes (B or C) result in similar
immune activation, progression and response to treatment
Zvi Bentwich *; A. Kalinkovich; Z. Weisman; R. Burstein; M. Podolyako;
N. Galai, Israel
21106 Distinctive patterns of CD8 T cell clonal dominance identified in HIVinfected children by CDR3 length analysis ofT cell receptor (TCR) V beta
repertoire
Soe Than*; Savita Pahwa; M. Kharbanda; C. Vivek; C.Surendra; S. Bakshi;
S. Pahwa, USA
21107 CCR5 genotype may confer resistance to mother-to-child HIV-1
transmission
Sean Philpott*; H. Burger; T. Charbonneau; R. Grimson; S. Nachman;
A. Kovacs; B. Weiser, USA
21108 Increased turnover of both CD4 and CD8 T-cells in HIV-1 infection until
end stage disease
Nicolas Sachsenberg*; A.S. Perelson; S. Yerly; G.A. Schockmel; D. Leduc;
B. Hirschel; L. Perrin, Switzerland
21109 Repertoire of chemokine receptor expression in the female genital tract:
Progesterone increases CCR5, CXCR4, and CCR3 expression
Bruce Patterson*; A. Landay;J. Andersson; H. Behbahani;
M.A. Czerniewski; Z. Burki; P. Garcia, USA
21110 Molecular and biological characteristics of HIV-1 strains from patients
with AIDS dementia complex
Rafael Jozwiak*; T. Ng; R. Osborn; A.L. Cunningham; N.K. Saksena,
Australia
21111 HIV-infected CD4+ syncytia are commonly found in the peripheral blood
of HIV-infected individuals
Jack Stapleton*; J. McCoy; D. Wessels; D. Klinzman; K. Watkins; D.C Shutt;
D.R. Soll, USA
21112 Dynamic changes in naive and activated T cells in blood and lymph
nodes in patients receiving highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART)
Clive Gray*; J. Lawrence;. Schapiro; M. Vierra; T.C Merigan, USA
21113 Induction of HIV-1 Replication by Influenza Vaccination (IV) in patients
on potent antiretroviral therapy
Huldrych F Gfinthard*; J.K. Wong; C Spina; C. Ignacio; S. Kwok; C.

Christopherson; D. Havlir; D. Richman, USA

21114 Comet: A correlation between viral and immune dynamics
Roland Tubiana*; T.S. Li; A.U. Neumann; V. Calvez; H. Agut; M. Legrand;
B. Autran; C. Katlama, France
21115 Plasma L-selectin level correlates with virus load in pediatric HIVinfection
Francis Lee*; Athena Kourtis; C. Ibegbu; D.M. Thea; A. Nahmias;
S. Nesheim, USA
21116 Symptomatic HIV-1 seroconversion correlates with clinical
immunologic, and virologic markers
William Blattner, USA
21117 AIDS as signal-mediated disruption of T cell homeostasis: Activationmediated negative selection
Haynes W. Sheppard*; M.S. Ascher; R. T. Carlson; R. W. Anderson, USA
21118 Telomerase activity impairment in hematopoietic progenitor cells
(CD34+) of HIV-1 infected patients
Michele La Placa*; Monica Vignoli; G. Furlini; B. Stecca; M.C. Re; V.
Mantovani; G. Zauli; V. Colangeli, Italy
21119 Increased expression of chemokine co-receptors on mucosal versus
circulating CD4+ T cells in seronegative controls
Peter A. Anton*; J. Elliott; M. Poles; L. Hullin; C.R. Mackay; J. Giorgi, USA
21120 Evidence that beta-chemokines stimulate rather than suppress HIV
production in the intestinal mucosa in vivo
Reiner Ullrich *; W. Schmidt; T. Zippel; U. Wahnschaffe; U. Bauer; W. Heise;
E.O. Riecken, Germany
21121 No evidence for proliferation in blood CD4+ T cells during HIV-infection
and treatment
Jean-Paul Viard*; 0. Tissot; C. Rabian; N. Ngo; M. Burgard; C. Rouzioux;
C. Penit, France
21122 Regional Quasi-species and amino acid signatures of HIV-1 envelope
sequences in human brain
Paul Shapshak*; David M. Segal; R.A. Crandall; B. T. Zhang; R.K. Fujimura;
K. Goodkin; C. Pepito; C Eisdorfer, USA
21123 Longitudinal Analysis of the Immune Reconstitution after HAART
(saquinavir-SGC, d4T and ddC) initiation in previously untreated
Patients (Mikado)
Olivier Lantz*; F. Martinon; I. Peguillet; A. Trylesinski; C. Katlama; J.F.
Delfraissy, France
21124 Serum HIV neutralizing activity and IgA in exposed seronegative (ESN)
partners of HIV-seropositive individuals
Mario Clerici*; Sandra Mazzoli; L. Lopalco; A. Salvi; S. Locaputo; A.G.
Siccardi; F. Mazzotta; M. Biasin, Italy
21125 CD80 and CD86 adhesion molecules on circulating T cells of HIV-infected
individuals
Werner]. Pichler*; Thomas Wendland; C Koechli; K. Frutig; R. Grunow;
S. Merlin, Switzerland
21126 CD4 Thl cells specific for HIV-1 antigens are associated with long term
non progression (LT-NP)
Fabrienne Hadida*; A.G. Goubar; O.B. Bonduelle; D.C. Costagliola;
B.A. Autran, France
21127 Long-term non-progressive transition to progressive HIV-1 Infection:
Attenuating sequences

Guowei Fang*; B. Weiser; B. Burger; C. Chappey; A. Visosky; L. Townsend;
T. Moran; W. Meyer, USA

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