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Proteomic characterisation of HIV-Tat associated degeneration at various stages of neuronal development
Combined antiretroviral therapy has significantly reduced the proportion of infected children born to mothers living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). However, the negative consequences of HIV exposure in utero, particularly neurodevelopmental defects remain a regular occurrence, despite
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