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Aged mice exhibit greater mortality concomitant to increased brain and plasma TNF-alpha levels following intracerebroventricular injection of lipopolysaccharide by Kalehua, A N, Taub, D D, Baskar, P V, Hengemihle, J, Muñoz, J, Trambadia, M, Speer, D L, De Simoni, M G, Ingram, D K

“…Age-related defects in the development of peripheral inflammatory responses have been observed in rodents and humans. We examined the effects of age on a…”
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Serum antibodies to HIV‐1 are produced post‐measles virus infection: evidence for cross‐reactivity with HLA by BASKAR, P. V, COLLINS, G. D, NALIN, D. R, ADLER, W. H, DORSEY-COOPER, B. A, PYLE, R. S, NAGEL, J. E, DWYER, D, DUNSTON, G, JOHNSON, C. E, KENDIG, N, ISRAEL, E

“…Convalescent sera obtained from patients who were recently recovered from an acute measles virus infection were tested for the presence of anti‐HIV‐1…”
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HIV infection and aging: mechanisms to explain the accelerated rate of progression in the older patient by Adler, William H, Baskar, Padmavathi V, Chrest, Francis J, Dorsey-Cooper, Barbara, Winchurch, Richard A, Nagel, James E

“…Age is an important predictor of progression in HIV infections. Not only do older individuals' develop AIDS more rapidly than younger persons, they die more…”
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Presence in India of HIV type 1 similar to North American strains by Baskar, P V, Ray, S C, Rao, R, Quinn, T C, Hildreth, J E, Bollinger, R C

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Antiapoptotic Signaling by the Insulin Receptor in Chinese Hamster Ovary Cells by Lee-Kwon, Whaseon, Park, Doekbae, Baskar, Padmavathi V, Kole, Sutapa, Bernier, Michel

“…We have sought to determine whether insulin can promote cell survival and protect Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells from apoptosis induced by serum starvation…”
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Antibody to human MHC class I inhibits SIVsmmPBj1.9-induced proliferation of pigtailed macaque lymphocytes by Baskar, P V, Nagel, J E, Narayan, O, McClure, H M, Adler, W H, Hildreth, J E

“…Previously we have shown that the simian immunodeficiency virus SIVsmmPBj1.9, a molecular clone of SIVsmmPBj14, induces proliferation of human peripheral blood…”
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