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Depletion of Gut-Resident CCR5+ Cells for HIV Cure Strategies
The HIV reservoir forming at the earliest stages of infection is likely composed of CCR5+ cells, because these cells are the targets of transmissible virus. Restriction of the CCR5+ reservoir, particularly in the gut, may be needed for subsequent cure attempts. Strategies for killing or depleting CC
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