Innate DNA sensing is impaired in HIV patients and IFI16 expression correlates with chronic immune activation
Sara Konstantin Nissen(Aarhus University), Trine H. Mogensen(Aarhus University), Martin Tolstrup(Aarhus University), R. Berg(Aarhus University), Karen Lise Dahl Andersen(Aarhus University Hospital), Emil Kofod‐Olsen(Aarhus University), Martin R. Jakobsen(Aarhus University), Søren R. Paludan(Aarhus University), Lars Østergaard(Aarhus University), Jesper Falkesgaard Højen(Aarhus University)
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