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HIV‐1 susceptibility of transgenic rat‐derived primary macrophage/T cells and a T cell line that express human receptors, CyclinT1 and CRM 1 genes

Shida et al., 2017

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Shida H
Okada H
Suzuki H
Zhang X
Chen J
Tsunetsugu‐Yokota Y
Tanaka Y
Yakushiji F
Hayashi Y
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Genes to Cells

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We developed transgenic (Tg) rats that express human CD 4, CCR 5, CXCR 4, CyclinT1, and CRM 1 genes. Tg rat macrophages were efficiently infected with HIV‐1 and supported production of infectious progeny virus. By contrast, both rat primary CD 4+ T cells and …
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