13 research outputs found
Immune Dysfunction and the Pathogenesis of AIDS-associated non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
No full textMuch has been learned about how HIV-induced immune dysfunction
contributes to B cell hyperactivation, and potentially, to the
pathogenesis of AIDS-lymphoma. However, further studies are needed to
fully understand how HIV infection and immune dysfunction promote B
cell hyperactivation and the development/growth of AIDS-lymphoma. In
particular, studies are needed to define the role of HHV8 vIL6, IL6
receptor-expression, and lymphocyte surface stimulatory molecules, in
promoting B cell hyperactivation or lymphoma cell growth
Aberrant Expression of CD27 and Soluble CD27 (sCD27) in HIV Infection and in AIDS-Associated Lymphoma
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The Development of AIDS-Associated Burkitt's/Small Noncleaved Cell Lymphoma Is Preceded by Elevated Serum Levels of Interleukin 6
No full textEvidence-based clinical practice guidelines for bladder cancer (Summary - JUA 2009 Edition)
No full textNew Italian guidelines on bladder cancer, based on the World Health Organization 2004 classification
No full textIL-6 Receptor (CD126′IL-6R′) Expression Is Increased on Monocytes and B Lymphocytes in HIV Infection
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