Dam, Elisabeth Lebel-Binay, Sophie Rochas, Séverine Thibaut, Laurent Faudon, Jean-Louis Thomas, Claire-Marie Essioux, Laurent Hill, Andrew Schutz, Malte François Clavel
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Diabetes care
We hypothesize that differences between the PIs in intracellular protein-binding behaviour or inhibition of drug transporters (P glycoprotein, MDR1 and MDR2) could result in intracellular levels of saquinavir being increased by co-administration with lopinavir or atazanavir. The effect of this increase would be masked in cases involving viruses tha...
Caligiuri, Giuseppina Stahl, Dorothea Kaveri, Srini Irinopoulous, Théano Savoie, Françoise Mandet, Chantal Vandaele, Marta Kazatchkine, Michel D Michel, Jean-Baptiste Antonino Nicoletti
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Diabetes care
In patients with clinical symptoms of coronary atherosclerosis, T cells are activated and directed to autologous proteins contained in the active plaques, suggesting that autoimmune responses may play a role in atherosclerosis progression. Organ-specific autoimmune diseases are sometimes accompanied by broad alterations of serum autoreactive antibo...
Patrick Marcellin Liang, Jake
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Diabetes care
In a treatment-naive patient with chronic hepatitis B, a personalized approach allows treatment efficacy to be optimized. Firstly, the selection of good candidates for therapy is crucial. Patients with chronic active hepatitis B--with relatively low levels of HBV DNA replication (
Zhao, Wei-Li Mourah, Samia Mounier, Nicolas Leboeuf, Christophe Daneshpouy, Marjan Ertault Legrès, Luc Meignin, Veronique Eric Oksenhendler Maignin, Christine Le Calvo, Fabien
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Vascular endothelial growth factor-A (VEGF-A), a main stimulator of endothelial cell proliferation, plays an important role on tumor angiogenesis. Angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma (AITL) show the most prominent vascular component among lymphomas and their prognosis is difficult to predict. To assess the clinical significance of VEGF-A in AITL, VE...
Sylla, Mohamed Chamberland, Annie Catherine Boileau Traoré, Hamar A Ag-Aboubacrine, Souleyman Cissé, Mamadou Koala, Samual Drabo, Joseph Diallo, Ismael Niamba, Pascal
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Diabetes care
Although CRFO2_AG is the dominant clade in the Burkina Faso/Mali region, isolates with subtype K reverse transcriptase were frequent in our cohort. Drug resistance mutation pathways in subtype K reverse transcriptase need to be further evaluated in a larger cohort of non-B HIV-infected individuals.
Ancelin, Magali Chollet-Martin, Sylvie Hervé, Marie Astrid Legrand, Chantal Jamel El Benna Perrot-Applanat, Martine
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Vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) is a potent and specific endothelial cell mitogen involved in normal and pathological angiogenesis. Our group recently reported that, among the several VEGF isoforms, VEGF189 (V189) is selectively induced in decidual endometrial cells during the mid-late phase of the menstrual cycle, together with polymorph...
Flandre, Philippe Delaugerre, Constance Ghosn, Jade Chaix, Marie Laure Horban, Andrzej Girard, Pierre-Marie Gladysz, Andrzej Cohen-Codar, Isabelle Van, Philippe Ngo Taburet, Anne-Marie
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Diabetes care
HIV-1 RNA measured at baseline or at week 4 and HIV-1 subtype (B versus non-B) were independent predictive factors of VR in patients starting therapy with LPV/r alone. Although based on a small sample size, results of this study showed that adherence to therapy is lower in patients harbouring non-B subtypes and appears to be a key factor of VR in t...
Larrey, Dominique Carenco, Christophe Guyader, Dominique Boyer, Nathalie Benhamou, Yves Pageaux, Georges-Philippe Rouzier, Regine Marcellin, Patrick
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Diabetes care
The addition of danoprevir for 14 days to PEG-IFN/RBV treatment results in a high SVR rate in HCV genotype 1 treatment-naive patients.
Maisonneuve, Caroline Igoudjil, Anissa Begriche, Karima Lettéron, Philippe Guimont, Marie-Christine Jean Bastin Laigneau, Jean-Pierre Pessayre, Dominique Fromenty, Bernard
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d4T and AZT can enhance hepatic fat oxidation and cause fat wasting, without decreasing adipose tissue mtDNA and without causing insulin resistance in mice. BAIBA, a thymine catabolite, reproduces these effects. These catabolic effects could play a role in the lipoatrophy, which can occur in AZT- or d4T-treated patients.
Bouillon-Pichault, Marion Jullien, Vincent Piketty, Christophe Viard, Jean-Paul Morini, Jean-Pierre Chhun, Stéphanie Krivine, Anne Salmon, Dominique Dupin, Nicolas Weiss, Laurence
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These results support lopinavir therapeutic drug monitoring and the use of higher lopinavir doses for PI-pretreated patients.
