Immunofluorescent imaging of the cervical tissue and distribution of the CD3<sup>+</sup> T cells.

<p>Representative immunofluorescent stained tissue section from ectocervix and endocervix images from 4 donors. DAPI stain is shown in blue, the CD3 stain is in red, and the background is in green. Dashed lines indicate the luminal surface—white dotted line, lumen; E, epithelium; S, stroma.<...

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Main Author:	Robert Langat (16960659) (author)
Other Authors:	Michael D. McRaven (10906164) (author), Ramon Lorenzo-Redondo (365286) (author), Teresia Muhomah (22566761) (author), Ann M. Carias (2741533) (author), Muhammad Shoaib Arif (22566764) (author), Matrona Mbendo Akiso (22566767) (author), Marianne Mureithi (6648431) (author), Omu Anzala (10435) (author), Jill Gilmour (10465) (author), Sarah Joseph (140503) (author), Thomas J. Hope (8087966) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Microbiology Molecular Biology Neuroscience Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Cancer Mental Health Infectious Diseases Virology Computational Biology viable immune cells time quantitative pcr maintain viable cells ex vivo </ human immunodeficiency virus endocervical tissues may endocervical tissues compared cervical tissues revealed subsequent viral infection infection within mucosae replication using real demonstrated inferior replication infected cervical explants ectocervical explants compared div >< p 1 infection compared cervical tissues endocervical explants ectocervical explants adapted virus 1 infection improved replication hiv replication valuable tool thus validating significantly different prevention strategies longer period immunofluorescent analysis explant comparison equivalent levels data suggests 1 variants 1 pathogenesis 1 infections
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Immunofluorescent imaging of the cervical tissue and distribution of the CD3<sup>+</sup> T cells.

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