 |
Resting | CD
4 cells that | are
infected with HIV | but
not actively producing HIV | Latent
HIV | reservoirs
| are
established during the earliest | stage
of HIV infection Although antiretroviral therapy can reduce the level of HIV | in
the blood to | an
undetectable level | latent
| reservoirs
of HIV continue to survive When | a
latently infected | cell
is reactivated the | cell
begins to produce HIV again For this reason ART cannot | cure
HIV infection
- only individual words found| cd | |
| comp., MS | CD |
| are | |
| polit. agric. tech. | a |
| butt | |
| agric. industr. engl. | butt |
| latent | |
| med. | inactive; quiescent |
| reservoir | |
| construct. | man-made lake |
| are | |
| polit. agric. tech. | a |
| stage | |
| gen. | attachment |
| in | |
| gen. | within |
| ankeren | |
| agric. | anchor |
| latent | |
| med. | inactive |
| reservoir | |
| construct. | man-made lake |
| AE | |
| tech. el. | adjective |
| cell | |
| law | cubicle accommodation |
| cell | |
| law | cubicle accommodation |
| curen | |
| industr. construct. | The heat-treatment of textiles designed to complete the polymerization or condensation reaction of added substance. |