HIV Hides in Bone Marrow as Hidden Reservoir
Washington report shows HIV can infect long lived bone marrow cells that later become blood cells. Dormant virus can reactivate during cell development, potentially sparking renewed infection. Researchers led by Dr. Kathleen Collins of the University of Michigan publish in Nature Medicine noting latency explains persistent disease despite therapy.
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Hobbits and Homo Floresiensis Spark Human Evolution Debate
On Flores Indonesia researchers study the 18 000 year old dwarf cave woman Homo floresiensis nicknamed the hobbit as they weigh claims the species formed a separate primitive lineage living with modern humans in Asia Critics argue it is a deformity while most experts now support a distinct early hominid species with a possible link to Homo erectus Meltdown of opinions centers on Liang Bua cave where the skeleton was found and the hobbits companions search for ancestors and interactions with contemporary humans.
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