A Spectral flow cytometer for high-parameter analysis
A Spectral flow cytometer for high-parameter analysis

Abstract
A cure for HIV is currently impeded by the persistence of a latent reservoir of functional HIV proviruses integrated within a small fraction of resting memory CD4 T cells. Because of the emergence of drug resistance, the potential long-term toxicity of current antiretroviral therapy (ART), and growing uncertainty about the overall sustainability of global ART programs, a safe and scalable means of inducing long-term HIV remission in the absence of ART—a functional cure—is a high priority. In recent years, different HIV cure strategies have been proposed and studied.