Transcriptional Reprogramming during Effector-to-Memory Transition Renders CD4+ T Cells Permissive for Latent HIV-1 Infection
Liang Shan(National Center for Biotechnology Information), Robert F. Siliciano(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Christine M. Durand(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Sifei Xing(Johns Hopkins University), Janet D. Siliciano(Johns Hopkins University), S. Alireza Rabi(Johns Hopkins University), Ruian Ke(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Nina N. Hosmane(Johns Hopkins University), Weiping Cai(Guangzhou Eighth People's Hospital), Kai Deng(Capital University), Adam A. Capoferri(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Richard A. Flavell(Yale University), Gregory M. Laird(Duke Medical Center), Hao Zhang(Johns Hopkins University), Joseph B. Margolick(Johns Hopkins University), Michelle Kim(Johns Hopkins University), Linghua Li(Guangzhou Eighth People's Hospital), Hongbo Gao(Sun Yat-sen University), Hung‐Chih Yang(Johns Hopkins University)
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