Title : Hydroxyurea in the treatment of HIV infection: clinical efficacy and safety concerns.

Pub. Date : 2003

PMID : 12814330






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1 Since CD4 T lymphocyte activation is essential for virus replication and CD8 T lymphocyte activation may contribute to pathogenesis, the combination of hydroxyurea with other drugs may lead to the inhibition of HIV, by blocking the "cell activation-virus production-pathogenesis" cycle. Hydroxyurea CD8a molecule Homo sapiens
2 Clinical data indicate that hydroxyurea may play a role in attenuation of viral rebound and immune reconstitution by decreasing CD4 T cell proliferation, as well as preventing the exhaustion of CD8 T cell populations that may result from excessive activation during HIV infection. Hydroxyurea CD8a molecule Homo sapiens