How HIV infects us: CD4 (T-helper) lymphocyte infection | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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doctor owobu on HIV. on KZbin.

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This is exactly what I was looking for. I have been seeing tons of videos about how HIV infects CD4+ cells, but non of them go to the details of the cell signaling process I want to know. Thank you!

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Do Natural killer cells Recognise the CELLS IS INFECTED WITH HIV VIRUSES?

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ok I have just understood the full 4 useless hours of lecture I attended! Thanks so much!

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I am taking pathophysiology and this was very helpful!

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Clear and interesting lecture!

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This is so intricate. So who wrote our code -- God or evolution.

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I am error, got the reference, excellent video !!!

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Can anyone tell me what the Golgi body do to the viral glycoproteins ?

[@زنكي]

Thanks

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@Michael Make a video about that.

[@sharonpuckett1441]

What happens when a person refuses to tell the truth about having HIV?????

[@Me-the-One-G]

Is it true that in tge accute hiv phase (first 3 mth) the cd4 cells number shoult count down verry fast?! A higher limit of cd4 cells arter some mounths, could eliminate the risc of infection?!

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I have a 4 generation HIV done at 28 days and 41 day its come back negative can it be fasle negative and can be really positive?

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HIV, you are such a smart guy..but bad 😞

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Scientific

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Why cant we Apheresis the blood then treat after a stem cell harvest on electroporation gel the stem cells with crispr cas9 guided by knockout rnas for ccr5 cxcr4 tat and rev. And then reintroduce the cells into the human?

[@nealg7029]

When the attachment of the Gp120 protein of the HIV to the CD4 receptor, is it the CD4 receptor that will undergo conformational change or the Gp120 which allows the Gp41 to unfold and attach its hydrophobic terminus in the cell membrane?

[@brotha1984]

Damn that's some nasty shit too catch

[@nicolahorynska3401]

gp120 and gp41 are two separate things, they are not the same 2:27

[@FrumundaMaballz]

They're a fusion glycoprotein according the most literature. Frey, G. et al. (2006) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 103, 13938-13943

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