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

Tuesday, June 30

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21153 Triggering of CD30 enhances HIV-1 replication in acutely infected
primary Th2 cells and cell lines
Priscilla Biswas*; B. Mantelli; E. Vicenzi; F. Sinigaglia; P. Panina
Bordignon; G. Poli, Italy
21154 HIV-2 in Portugal: Circulating subtypes, virus isolation, plasma viral load,
and clinical spectrum (the HIV-2 iberian project)
Vincent Soriano*; Perpetua Gomes; A. Holguin; K. Mansinho;
N.H. Lourenco; G. Garcia-Lerma; W. Heneine; F. Antunes, Portugal, Spain
21155 Infection of human cervix with a primary isolate HIV-1 subtype E
Victor Pena-Cruz*; M. Essex, USA
21156 Increased susceptibility to HIV-1 infection of peripheral blood
mononuclear cells from chronically immune activated individuals
Orit Nahor*; Z. V.I. Bentwich; A. Kalinkovich; Z. Weisman; Z. Greenberg;
J. Nahmias; A. Panet, Israel
21157 Genotypic and biotypic characterization of HIV-1 subtype E isolated
from blood and genital fluid
Ruengpung Sutthent*; K. Sumrangsarp; P. Chaisilwatana;
A. Roongpisuthipong; B. Chaiyakul; P. Puthavathana; C Wasi, Thailand
21158 Relationships between cell tropism spectrum, cytopathology
peculiarities and clinical features for Russian HIV-1 isolates
Irma B. Sakhuria; M. Yu. Schelkanov; E.V. Ivannikov; V.V. Burunova;
V.A. Golikov; T. V. Pavlova; E. V. Karamov, Russia
21159 Indirect mechanism of bystander cell death of CD8 T cells induced by
CD4 crosslinking (XL) of CD4 T cells
Savita Pahwa*; M. Tateyama; T. McChoskey; S. Than, USA
21160 Glucocorticoid hormone is the major inducer of CD4+ T cell death in
HIV-1-infected subjects: Inhibition by anti-Fas antibodies and type-1
cytokines IL-2 and IL-12
Thierry Idziorek*; E. Baert; E. Herman;J. Dewulf, France
21161 Expression of molecules responsible for lymphocyte activation-induced
cell death in primary acute infection
Andrea Cossarizza, Italy
21162 Influence of interleukin-15 on apoptosis and proliferation of
T lymphocytes of HIV-infected individuals: Comparison with interleukins2and-12
Honami Naora*; M.L. Gougeon, France
21163 Therapy induced reduction in plasma virus load leads to decrease in
lymphocyte apoptosis in association with
decrease in T cell activation markers
Savita Pahwa*; Suren Chavan; S.L. Tamma; M. Kaplan, USA
21164 Macrophages-mediated CD8+T cell killing via CCR4/ENV interactions
during HIV-infection
Georges Herbein*; U. Mahlknecht; W.A. O'Brein; E. Verdin, USA
21165 Fas mediated apoptosis of CD4T cells from HIV+ patients is
proportional to CD4 cell count and plasma
HIV RNA copy number
Jorge Villacian*; D.H. Dockerell; C V. Paya, USA
21166 Either mithocondrial damage or Fas activation mediate apoptosis in
HIV-gp120-treated CD4+ T cells
Enza Piccolella*; M.M. di Somma; FE Somma; M.S. Gilardini Montani, Italy

21167 Analysis of Fas/FasL in an established-SIV/HIV model in cynomolgus
monkeys with rapid CD4+ lymphopenia
Yuko Sasaki*; K.S. Shinohara; S.A. Ando; K.S. Someya; E.UT Takahashi;
Y.A. Ami; M.H. Honda; Y.S. Suzaki, Japan
21168 Stimulation of T-cell proliferation by TNF-a produced by HIV-1 -infected
macrophages
Chantal Godard*; J.C. Chermann, France
21169 Impact of potent anti-HIV therapy on T helper cell homeostasis and
type 1 cytokine synthesis
Eric Ledru; H. Lecouer; R. Roue; 0. Patey; M.L. Goufeon, France
21170 Production of type-i, type-2 cytokines and P-chemokines in HIV+
patients: Influence of HAART
Andrea de Luca*; M.L. Giancola; A. Giancola; A. Ammassari; R. Murri;
L. Ortona, Italy
21171 Alteration of intracellular cytokine synthesis in CD4+ and CD8+ cell
subsets during progression of HIV disease
Eva Barabds*; N.K. Nagy; G.C.R. Gonzdlez; H.A. Horvdth, Hungary
21172 Involvement of chemokine receptors in the induction of interferon by
HIV-1
Maria R. Capobianchi, Italy
21173 Increased plasma levels of soluble adhesion molecules during primary
HIV-1 infection. Relationship with HIV-1 RNA,TNF-related molecules
and clinical outcome
Wilma Barcellini*; L. La Maestra; G. Clerici; P. Rizzardi; A. Lazzarin, Italy
21174 Differential effects of IL-4 on HIV-1 expression suggest a role in viral
phenotypic switch and disease progression
George N. Pavlakis*; A. Valintin; W. Lu; M. Rosati; R. Schneider; J. Albert;
A. Karlsson, USA
21175 NSI and not SI viruses enhance cell proliferation and beta-chemokine
production
JayA. Levy*; G. Greco; C.E. Mackewicz, USA
21176 Patterns of cytokine production analysed at single cell level during
highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART)
Ana Sousa' Rui Victorino; A.F Chaves; A.C Gra(a; M. Doroana;
F. Antunes; R.M.M. Victorino, Portugal
21177 Semiquantitation of human chemokine mRNAs by reverse
transcription/competitive PCR using a newly constructed multispecific
competitor
Franz Ludwig Dumoulin*; Markus Alfredo; Jiirgen K. Rocustroh;
Tilman Sauerbruch; Ulrich Spengler, Germany
21178 Correlation between HIV RNA and levels of cytokines, chemokines and
soluble factors in the plasma
Gillese Hittinger*; A. Lafeuillade; A. Djediouane; C Poggi; N. Profizi;
O. Costes, France
21179 TNFu production by alveolar macrophages from HIV-seropositive
patients is modulated through NF-KB
PaulR. Skolnik; Jean-Marie Mathys*; J.M. Mathys; P.R. Skolnik, USA
21180 Early up-regulation of TNF-a in naive patients treated with potent antiHIVtherapies
Vicenzo Vullo*; C.M. Mastoianni; F. Mengoni; P. Santopadre; M. Lichtner;
C D'Agostino; A. Corpolongo, Italy

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