Growth hormone enhances thymic function in HIV-1–infected adults
Laura A. Napolitano(Gladstone Institutes), Joseph M. McCune(Gates Foundation), Julie Clor(Gladstone Institutes), Michael B. Gotway(San Francisco General Hospital), Lorrie Epling(University of California, San Francisco), Peter Bacchetti(University of California, San Francisco), Erin L. Filbert(Gladstone Institutes), Myra M. Ng(Gladstone Institutes), Marisela Lua Killian(University of California, San Francisco), Kai Li(First Affiliated Hospital of Xi'an Jiaotong University), Diane Schmidt(Gladstone Institutes), Elizabeth Sinclair(San Francisco General Hospital), Niloufar Ameli(University of California, San Francisco), Paul Baum
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