Benefits and limitations of humanized mice in HIV persistence studies

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@0x49fa98 @halvorz We just don't have the research on this stuff to say for certain. Fun fact: "humanized mice" (gene hybrid) don't seem to included "humanized gut microbiota". Dumb. https://t.co/2HeQPjcxUw

11 Mar 2022

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This highly-accessed review article by Matthew Marsden @UCIrvineSOM discusses some of the key strengths and limitations of humanized mouse models in HIV persistence studies. Read more: https://t.co/kUZpwJqvJ4 https://t.co/lEqbBFbif3

17 Jun 2021

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RT @harryetaylor: @LynnFynn3 @crabb_vicki @stella_immanuel @mcfunny @ProcterMd @richardursomd @realDonaldTrump @dbongino @IngrahamAngle Are…

29 Sep 2020

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@AnimalBanning @LynnFynn3 @crabb_vicki @stella_immanuel @mcfunny @ProcterMd @richardursomd @realDonaldTrump @dbongino @IngrahamAngle “Humanized mice have proven to be versatile experimental models for studying many basic aspects of HIV biology. “https://t.

30 Jul 2020

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