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HIV DNA harbouring cells appear more abundant in the Treg subset than in non-Tregs.
The frequency of HIV DNA harbouring cells in the Treg compartment ranged from 1.5- to 8-fold that of infected cells in the non-Treg subset.
Taken together, our results show that 1- in patients on prolonged HAART, the Treg subset contains HIV-infected cells 2- HIV DNA harbouring cells appear more abundant in the Treg subset than in non-Tregs but both virus reservoirs have a similar half-life.
Tumours appeared at the same time in all the animals, but mice harbouring cells from the shRNAi clone in both temporal stages developed tumours with a marked volume reduction.
The frequency of HIV DNA harbouring cells was higher in the resting Treg subset as compared to the resting non Treg subset.
Encouragingly 1 showed increased activity against full length infectious HCV compared to that observed against stable SGR harbouring cells.
On the basis of these observations, it is possible that miR-34a, harbouring cell cycle-related functions in dividing and differentiating cells, may have evolutionary acquired functions to silence genes that promote age-associated decline and age-related diseases.
A recent 'cancer stem cell' concept has suggested the existence of a small subpopulation of tumour cells harbouring stem cell-like unique properties of self-renewal, asymmetric division, and pluripotency.
Recent evidence has suggested a previously uncharacterised model of solid tumour biology with a defined subset of tumour cells harbouring stem cell-like properties of self-renewal.
On the other hand, in a heterologous skin equivalent harbouring cell types of different species, the source of the respective gene products can be easily and unequivocally distinguished and assigned to the specific cell types (10).
However, further considerations involving parameters relevant for drug administration (such as effective dose and side effects) or other consequences that mutations could have on the global state of the harbouring cell, need to be taken into account.
