Figure 5
Figure 5. Gram+ bacteria enhance both HIV susceptibility and replication in the mLCs. mLCs and mDCs were incubated with heat-killed whole bacteria, including S aureus (105∼7 CFU/mL), S typhimurium (104∼6 CFU/mL), L spp (106 CFU/mL), group B streptococcus (106 CFU/mL), P bivia (106 CFU/mL), or B fragilis (106 CFU/mL) for 24 hours before (A,C,D) and after (B,E) HIV exposure. The percentage of positive cells for HIV p24 was assessed in langerin+ CD11c+ mLCs (A-C) or CD11c+ mDCs (D,E). Results are shown as means plus or minus SD (*P < .05). All data shown represent at least 2 separate experiments.

Gram+ bacteria enhance both HIV susceptibility and replication in the mLCs. mLCs and mDCs were incubated with heat-killed whole bacteria, including S aureus (105∼7 CFU/mL), S typhimurium (104∼6 CFU/mL), L spp (106 CFU/mL), group B streptococcus (106 CFU/mL), P bivia (106 CFU/mL), or B fragilis (106 CFU/mL) for 24 hours before (A,C,D) and after (B,E) HIV exposure. The percentage of positive cells for HIV p24 was assessed in langerin+ CD11c+ mLCs (A-C) or CD11c+ mDCs (D,E). Results are shown as means plus or minus SD (*P < .05). All data shown represent at least 2 separate experiments.

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