Steven Yukl, MD

CFAR Mentoring Program Participant

Research Interests

My principal research interest is in the obstacles to eradication of HIV, including the mechanisms of latent infection of CD4+ T cells (and possibly other cells), the possible existence of other stable reservoirs or tissue sanctuary sites, the possibility of ongoing replication, and new therapies to overcome these obstacles to eradication.

CFAR Mentor

• Mark Jacobson, MD, 2009

CFAR Award

• Investigation of HIV Levels, Latent Reservoirs, and Mechanisms of Latency in the Gut
  Fall 2009, General Pilot Award.

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