Thank you Trding , Dr Sacha is looking so young
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Posted On: 08/18/2019 10:47:34 PM
Thank you Trding ,
Dr Sacha is looking so young on this youtube but very devoted to his studies ..
I am really happy that he is such a believer in Leronlimab , he didn't talk about Leronlimab here by name , but we know that he is doing his study with it now ..
couple observations from this youtube
at about 2:57..."things I am the most excited is my work with stem cell transplant ..."
then he talk about Berlin patient who is now 10 years free of HIV , so far no rebound of virus ...
about 4:00..... we really don't know yet mechanism how this happened...
about 4:40.... talking about reservoir with HIV ,... this maybe in any place in the body...where the T cells are , all we need is one cell....
about 7:00.... talking again about Berlin patient , he had transplant from a donor with CCR5 deficiency , now we need to make an animal CCR5 deficient ( we know this is where he is working with Leronlimab now )
CCR5 is a major co-receptor for HIV , we don't know yet completely significance of it...we know it is significant but how much..
about 7:50..... what we learning in HIV is transmissible to other area like cancers treatment.....
Thank you again.
Dr Sacha is looking so young on this youtube but very devoted to his studies ..
I am really happy that he is such a believer in Leronlimab , he didn't talk about Leronlimab here by name , but we know that he is doing his study with it now ..
couple observations from this youtube
at about 2:57..."things I am the most excited is my work with stem cell transplant ..."
then he talk about Berlin patient who is now 10 years free of HIV , so far no rebound of virus ...
about 4:00..... we really don't know yet mechanism how this happened...
about 4:40.... talking about reservoir with HIV ,... this maybe in any place in the body...where the T cells are , all we need is one cell....
about 7:00.... talking again about Berlin patient , he had transplant from a donor with CCR5 deficiency , now we need to make an animal CCR5 deficient ( we know this is where he is working with Leronlimab now )
CCR5 is a major co-receptor for HIV , we don't know yet completely significance of it...we know it is significant but how much..
about 7:50..... what we learning in HIV is transmissible to other area like cancers treatment.....
Thank you again.
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