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Role of Salivary Glands in HIV persistence

    EMERITUS - Carole McArthur

    Contact Detail
    Carole McArthur M.D./,Ph.,D
    mcarthurc@umkc.edu
    816-235-2175


    Description

    Detection of HIV chemokine receptors (CCR5 and CXCR4 on salivary glands of biopsies from HIV patients. Tissues are available to carry out immunohistochemistry on salivary glands with an overall goal to determine residual sites of HIV infection.


    Location
    School of Dentistry


    Qualifications
    Biochemistry Organic chemistry Biology


    Project Timeline
    Some flexibility...2-3 months minimum...over the summer


    Logistics and Compensation
    If SURUP is obtained there will be a stipend


    Duites
    Carry out immunohistochemistry and draft a paper for publication.


    Project-related Tags
    AIDS  HIV  immunohistochemistry  immunology  viruses  


    Last Updated
    Mar 17, 2016


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