Cure research: open access publications

Positively Aware: Cure issue – Summer 2018

The long running US community publication from Chicago’s Test Positive (TPAN+) features cure research in their summer issue.

Contents include:

Can your body be reprogrammed to control HIV?

Fantastic journey – where HIV travels.

The reservoir – where HIV hides

Community cure resources

The new poster boys

The team player: focus on researcher Steven Deeks

The mapmaker: Sarah Pillal

The community watchdog: Lynda Dee

AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses: HIV cure issue

Peer review journal with free online issue.

Contents include:

Managing expectations of an HIV cure: what should we expect?

HIV cure research crowdsourcing: an author response

Eradication of HIV from tissue reservoirs: challenges for the cure

Timothy Ray Brown’s continuing activism toward curing HIV

Harnessing novel imaging approaches to guide HIV prevention and cure discoveries

Therapeutic vaccine against HIV, viral variability, cytotoxic T lymphocyte epitopes, and genetics of patients

Low levels of endothelial progenitor cells and their association with systemic inflammation and monocyte activation in older HIV-positve men

Malnutrition in HIV-positive children is an indicator of severe disease with an impaired response to antiretroviral therapy

If we build it, will they come? perceptions of HIV cure-related research by people living with HIV in four US cities

“We need to deploy them very thoughtfully and carefully”: perceptions of analytical treatment interruptions in HIV cure research in the US

What would an HIV cure mean to you? qualitative analysis from a crowdsourcing contest in Guangzhou, China

In vitro transduction and target-mutagenesis efficiency of HIV-1 pol gene targeting zfn and crispr/cas9 delivered by various plasmids and/or vectors: toward an HIV cure

Proteomic profiling of a primary CD4+ T cell model of HIV-1 latency identifies proteins whose differential expression correlates with reactivation of latent HIV-1

Immunogenicity of AGS-004 dendritic cell therapy in patients treated during acute HIV infection

Now the spleen is an HIV-1 sanctuary during combined ART