Interactions between mycoplasma and pathogenic mechanisms of HIV Research.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 27 Interactions between mycoplasma and pathogenic mechanisms of HIV Research [Abstract] about mycoplasma and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) INFECTION, 90 in the 20th century scholars had been widespread concern in recent years, few reports on the literature, most studies suggest that HIV infection and pathogenesis of Mycoplasma is secondary factor, however, research has also shown inconsistent results and conclusions. of the population from HIV infection and the prevalence of isolation of Mycoplasma and Mycoplasma on cell adhesion and invasion mechanisms, HIV and Mycoplasma cell killing effect between the synergistic effect of Mycoplasma and the interaction between the host immune system, so we reviewed on the past, is designed to further work on mycoplasma infection and AIDS in the HIV (AIDS) in the course of the development of the role and mechanism to provide scientific evidence and guidance. [Keywords:] Mycoplasma; human immunodeficiency virus; AIDS; Literature Review The mid-20th century, it was discovered that 80 such as fermentation of mycoplasma (M.fermentans), penetrating mycoplasma (M.penetrans), pear mycoplasma (M.pirum) and Mycoplasma genitalium (M.genitalium) and other Mycoplasma is the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection that the synergistic factor and AIDS acquired immune deficiency syndrome (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, AIDS) disease triggers, so the above four kinds of AIDS related mycoplasma as mycoplasma. until the early 21st century, mycoplasma infection and HIV / AIDS epidemic relations Diseases for investigation and research hotspot in vitro studies, there was some attention of scholars home and abroad, but few reports in recent years the literature. But past research often has emerged in a number of contradictory findings and conclusions, given the current mycoplasma in HIV / AIDS The role and mechanism of disease is inconclusive, a comprehensive review of previous research, the system for