Search Results - "Dalel, J."

Development of a sensitive, quantitative assay with broad subtype specificity for detection of total HIV-1 nucleic acids in plasma and PBMC by Kibirige, C. N., Manak, M., King, D., Abel, B., Hack, H., Wooding, D., Liu, Y., Fernandez, N., Dalel, J., Kaye, Steve, Imami, N., Jagodzinski, L., Gilmour, J.

“…An LTR-based quantitative PCR (qPCR) assay was modified and optimized for the quantification of total HIV-1 nucleic acids in plasma and PBMC. TaqMan qPCR…”
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Author Correction: Development of a sensitive, quantitative assay with broad subtype specificity for detection of total HIV-1 nucleic acids in plasma and PBMC by Kibirige, C. N., Manak, M., King, D., Abel, B., Hack, H., Wooding, D., Liu, Y., Fernandez, N., Dalel, J., Kaye, Steve, Imami, N., Jagodzinski, L., Gilmour, J.

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Author Correction: Development of a sensitive, quantitative assay with broad subtype specificity for detection of total HIV-1 nucleic acids in plasma and PBMC by Kibirige, C. N., Manak, M., King, D., Abel, B., Hack, H., Wooding, D., Liu, Y., Fernandez, N., Dalel, J., Kaye, Steve, Imami, N., Jagodzinski, L., Gilmour, J.

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HIV-1 infection and the control of viral replication are associated with greater expression of interleukin-21 receptor on CD8+ T cells by Dalel, J, Kuong, U.S, Hayes, P, Black, L, Joseph, S, King, D.F, Makinde, J, Gilmour, J

“…Background: Interleukin-21 plays an important role in the development of the immune response where it has been linked with the generation of virus-specific…”
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Spontaneous in vivo control of HIV replication is underpinned by the cross-clade antiviral potency of HIV-specific CD8 T cells by Makinde, J, Fernandez, N, Hayes, P, Ochsenbauer, C, Dalel, J, Hare, J, Joseph, S, King, D, Investigators, I.P.C, Sanders, E, Price, M, Hunter, E, Gilmour, J

“…Background: CD8 T cells are critical in the resolution of acute HIV viraemia and long term spontaneous persistent virus control. Obtaining a better…”
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Analysis of the early responses to HIV-1 in matched treatment naive individuals reveals early soluble proteins that are associated with in vivo virus control by Makinde, J, Nduati, E.W, Sterrantino, A. Freni, Streatfield, C, Kibirige, C, Dalel, J, Black, S.L, Hayes, P, Macharia, G, Hare, J, King, D, Joseph, S, Mcgowan, E, Abel, B, Hunter, E

“…Background: In attempting to define the correlates associated with natural protection against HIV, extreme heterogeneity in the datasets generated from systems…”
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