XIA Hou-JUN, ZHANG Gao-Hong, ZHENG Yong-Tang. 2010: Roles of Dendritic Cell in Disease Progression of AIDS Primate Models. Zoological Research, 31(1): 57-65. DOI: 10.3724/SP.J.1141.2010.01057
Citation: XIA Hou-JUN, ZHANG Gao-Hong, ZHENG Yong-Tang. 2010: Roles of Dendritic Cell in Disease Progression of AIDS Primate Models. Zoological Research, 31(1): 57-65. DOI: 10.3724/SP.J.1141.2010.01057

Roles of Dendritic Cell in Disease Progression of AIDS Primate Models

  • Non-human primate models are widely used in research of AIDS mechanism, transmission, vaccine and drugs. Dendritic cells (DC), as antigen presenting cells linking the innate immunity and acquired immunity, play a pivotal role in AIDS progression. Studies on the change of DC subsets number, phenotype and function in AIDS non-human primate models are important for revealing some mechanism of AIDS progression. This article reviews the progress in DC subsets of non-human primate AIDS models, which will provide an avenue for further study in AIDS.
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