HIV resistance

The resistance against HIV infection is determined by a genetic variation of the CD4 gene.

Systematic

Disposition to infections
	Disorders of mRNA editing
	Familial candidiasis
	Genetic susceptibility to aspergillosis
	HIV resistance
		AIDS progression
			IFNG
		CCR5
		CXCR1
		HIV-1 viremia susceptibility
			HLA-C
		HIV1 susceptibility
			IL10
	IRAK4 deficiency
	Invasive pneumococcal disease
	Measles infection susceptibility
	Meningococcal infection susceptibility
	Resistance to trypanosoma brucei
	Septic shock
	Susceptibility to bacteremia 1
	Susceptibility to malaria
	Susceptibility to mycobacterial diseases
	Susceptibility to pseudomonas infection
	X-linked mendelian susceptibility to mycobacterial diseases due to IKBKG deficiency

References:

1.	Kitabwalla M et al. (2002) RNA interference--a new weapon against HIV and beyond.

2.	Zaitseva M et al. (2003) HIV coreceptors: role of structure, posttranslational modifications, and internalization in viral-cell fusion and as targets for entry inhibitors.

3.	Wikipedia article Wikipedia EN (HIV_drug_resistance)

Update: Aug. 14, 2020

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