Immunology wars: The battle with HIV

HIV pushes the immune system to its limits. Our body's usual antiviral arsenal is coordinated, in part, by immune cells called Helper T cells. But HIV attacks Helper T cells directly, eventually leading to AIDS. In this animation we show the cellular and molecular mechanisms employed on both sides of the fight, and how antiretroviral drugs can help swing the balance in our favour.

[mayuri]

this was one of the best explanations of the immune response to HIV that i've seen!

[CaptainMarvelEver]

The new episode of Cells at Work looks great!... minus all the death.
(seriously though, nice video)

[issouamine]

i alway wonder why we never see big budget movies in hollywood that are inspired by body systems and phenomenon! a movie about the immune system battles would be better than a Marvel intergalactic wars movie!
just an opinion

[richhavardi]

Excellent video, really informative and the animation is engaging and compliments the science really well! Top work guys 👍🏻

[okaywawww]

Ive watched many videos to understand this disease. This is the simplest video that made me understand!

[atlegangcarltonshirenda]

I love this clip. I'm gonna ensure that my 9 y/o brother is firstly educated regarding HIV by it. Thank You

[youknowbts]

The best explaination of all videos I've watched👌👌good job

[zaidan]

would be a chaos if there is HIV episode in cells at work

[zeinabghamlouch]

thank u so much for this very helpful animation :)

[amal.i]

Excellent video! Will definitely be showing my students. Thank you!😊

[sail]

awesome animation, thank you so much.

[hbh]

The virus can also remain latent in macrophage which is an important reservoir

[vulinh]

I will study about HIV in the next time, Thanks for video 😊😊😊

[hivaidsprevention]

Should have included what happens when the pacient takes retroviral drugs.

[WeeNat]

It's like a civil war happening right in your own body

[crashjohnny_]

You could submit Portuguese subtitles. My students would learn a lot with those animations.

[completelynotafurry]

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[ThreeTech]

Timothy Ray Brown was an American considered to be the first person cured of HIV/AIDS. Brown was called "The Berlin Patient" at the 2008 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections, where his cure was first announced, in order to preserve his anonymity. He chose to come forward in 2010. "I didn't want to be the only person cured, " he said. "I wanted to do what I could to make [a cure] possible. My first step was releasing my name and image to the public.

[sam-eerz]

I have all the symptoms after 10 years, night sweats, fatigue, chronic diarrhea, fatigue and burning mouth and tongue, my wife and I suffer from all the symptoms and my children, but the test is negative. I repeated the test several times, negative. Why do we suffer from symptoms? I had an antibody test that stays positive for the rest of my life

[onyebuchiaugustine]

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