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Figure 1 Dynamics of plasma virus levels in a cART-treated HIV + individuals. After initiation of cART, viremia undergoes three phasesreflecting the decay rates of different populations of HIV-1 latently infected cells
Figure 2 Reactivation of HIV-1 transcriptional latency.and by STAT5resting CD4+ T cells, P-TEFb, composed of CDK9 and human cyclin T1, is sequestered in an inactive form by the HEXIM-1/7SK snRNA regulatorycomplex
Table 1 HIV cure clinical trials
Figure 3 Modulation of HIV-1 replication by miRNA. HIV-1 impacts the cellular miRNA pathways in several ways

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