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HIV infection is multi-faceted and a multi-step process. The virus-induced pathogenic
mechanisms are manifold and mediated through a range of positive and negative feedback
regulations of immune and physiological processes engaged in virus-host interactions. The
fundamental questions towards understanding the pathogenesis of HIV infection are now
shifting to ‘dynamic’ categories: (i) why is the HIV-immune response equilibrium finally
disrupted? (ii)...
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