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How our Immune System fights Infections
The immune system of mammals is a complex system that consists of different organs, cells and proteins. Learn more about the mechanisms our ‘biological army’ uses to protect us against viruses, bacteria, fungi or also cancer cells.
Basic Principles of HIV and Aids
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that was first described in 1983 was subsequently related to aids. Today it is known how our immune system is outwitted by HIV and why aids can give rise to a number of different symptoms.
How HIV weakens our Immune System
Due to a weak immune system aids patients fall ill with common infections. Annette Oxenius investigates which mechanisms are responsible for the weakening of the immune reactions.
Antibodies against HIV
Despite many research projects in this field a vaccine against HIV has still not been found. Even without this vaccine Alexandra Trkola can demonstrate how and if one day it will be able to protect us against HIV. A new approach!
Professor Annette Oxenius
A professor from Science City!
Professor Alexandra Trkola
Vienna – New York – Zurich: Venues of a scientific career.
Interview with a HIV Specialist
Apart from looking after HIV patients Professor Urs Karrer is also an active clinical researcher.
Lotti Latrous – Aids in Africa
Every eight seconds a person in Africa dies of aids. In Abidjan Lotti Latrous fights for women and children who in Africa are particularly affected by this disease.
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