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Immunological Aspects of Aids, 1989-12-04 - 1989-12-07

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Scope and Contents

The Immunological Aspects of AIDS meeting provided an opportunity for researchers to determine what progress has been made in this field and what topics require special attention. The primary target of HIV is the immune system, and it might be expected that by now there would be a clear understanding of how the virus produces an immunodeficient state. Such an understanding may be a prerequisite for designing efficient and safe vaccines. However, the difficulties of working with complex cell-culture systems or with animals make progress in this vital area of research frustratingly slow.

Dates

  • Creation: 1989-12-04 - 1989-12-07

Creator

Conditions Governing Access

Tapes have been digitized and are available for research in person at CSHL Archives.

Extent

12 Cassettes : Tape 1 Side 1 [00:47:19] Tape 1 Side 2 [00:47:22]; Tape 2 Side 1 [00:46:59] Tape 2 Side 2 [00:46:59]; Tape 3 Side 1 [00:47:17] Tape 3 Side 2 [00:47:17]; Tape 4 Side 1 [00:47:16] Tape 4 Side 2 [00:47:17]; Tape 5 Side 1 [00:47:13] Tape 5 Side 2 [00:42:53]; Tape 6 Side 1 [00:47:07] Tape 6 Side 2 [00:45:04]; Tape 7 Side 1 [00:47:15] Tape 7 Side 2 [00:47:17]; Tape 8 Side 1 [00:47:04] Tape 8 Side 2 [00:47:04]; Tape 9 Side 1 [00:47:04] Tape 9 Side 2 [00:47:07]; Tape 10 Side 1 [00:47:11] Tape 10 Side 2 [00:47:11]; Tape 11 Side 1 [00:45:53] Tape 11 Side 2 [00:45:48]; Tape 12 Side 1 [00:46:56] Tape 12 Side 2 [00:46:57]

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Session 1: HIV Genomic Variability

Genetic Variation of HIV-1 In Vitro / Simon Wain-Hobson

HIV Evolution and Transmission in Infected Persons / Chin-Yih Ou

HIV Protein Pattern Analysis / Gerald Myers

Variation of the Neutralizing Determinants of HIV-1 / Scott Putney

Emilio Emini

Discussion

Session 2: HIV-Cell Interactions

HIV Neutralization and Interaction with Receptors / Robin Weiss

Edgar Engelman

Malcolm Martin

Study of the Primary Celular Immune Response to HIV-1, Using Recombinant Vaccinia Viruses / Yves Riviere

Michael Oldstone

Cytokine Modulation of HIV Expression / Anthony Fauci

Consequences of HIV Infection of hu-PBL-SCID Mice / Donald Mosier

Genetic Variation in Retroviruses / John Coffin

Discussion

Session 3: HIV-Immune System Interactions: Antibody

HIV-1 Neutralization: A Humoral Paradox / Peter Nara

Strategies for the Control of HIV Infection and/or Disease Using an Envelope-depleted Inactivated HIV Immunogen / Jonas Salk

A Human Mutant Cell- Gene Transfer System for Studying Immune Responses to HIV Proteins / Robert De Mars

Quantitation of HIV-1 in the Blood of Infected Persons / David Ho

Common Determinant Between HIV gp41 and Human Astrocytes / Robert Fujinami

Discussion

Session 4: HIV-Immune System Interactions: CTL

Specificity of HIV-1-reactive Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes / Bruce Walker

Frances Gotch

Cell Mediated Immunity in HIV-seropositive Individuals / Scott Koenig

Viral Sequence Variation and MHC Polymorphism in Immune Control of Virus and Viral Escape / Jay Berzofsky

Virus Sequence Requirements for Induction of Cytotoxic and Lymphocytes, and for CTL-mediated Antiviral Immunity / J. Lindsay Whitton

Lymphocyte Trafficking / Rafi Ahmed

Session 5: Viral Pathogenesis; Lessons from Animal Models

Mechanisms of Loss of T4 Lymphocytes During Lentivirus Infection in Ungulate and Primate Hosts / Opendra Narayan

The CD8+ Lymphocyte Response in SIV-infected Rhesus Monkeys / Norman Letvin

John Coffin

Discussion

Session 6: General Discussion

Repository Details

Repository Details

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