Carl E. Mackewicz - Concepedia

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Carl E. Mackewicz

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C E Mackewicz, C Mackewicz, C. E. Mackewicz, C. Mackewicz, CARL MACKEWICZ, Carl E Mackewicz, Carl E. MaCkewicz, Carl E. Mackewicz, Carl Mackewicz, Carl E. Mackewicz

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Cancer Research Institute University of California, San Francisco Presbyterian St. Luke's Medical Center Rush University Medical Center

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Carl E. Mackewicz is an author at Cancer Research Institute specializing in medicine, hiv, and immunology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	10	10	765
2	Immunology	10	10	765
3	Cell Biology	5	5	202
4	Pharmacology	1	1	19
5	Autoimmune Disease	1	1	184

Carl E. Mackewicz

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	Year	Citations
CD8+ cell anti-HIV activity correlates with the clinical state of the infected individual. Carl E. Mackewicz, Henry W. Ortega, Jay A. Levy Journal of Clinical Investigation Clinical StateImmunologyCd4 T Cell ResponsesImmunotherapyHuman Retrovirus	1991	277
CD8+ T cells suppress human immunodeficiency virus replication by inhibiting viral transcription. Carl E. Mackewicz, David J. Blackbourn, J A Levy Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	1995	241
An Activated CD8+ T Cell Phenotype Correlates with Anti-HIV Activity and Asymptomatic Clinical Status Alan Landay, Carl E. Mackewicz, Jay A. Levy Clinical Immunology and Immunopathology Anti-hiv ActivityAutoimmune DiseaseAsymptomatic Clinical StatusHuman RetrovirusT-regulatory Cell	1993	184
α-Defensins can have anti-HIV activity but are not CD8 cell anti-HIV factors Carl E. Mackewicz, Jun Yuan, Patti Tran, AIDS	2003	143
Effect of Cytokines on HIV Replication in CD4+ Lymphocytes: Lack of Identity with the CD8+ Cell Antiviral Factor Carl E. Mackewicz, Henry W. Ortega, Jay A. Levy Cellular Immunology Primary ImmunodeficiencyHuman RetrovirusImmunologyAntiviral ResponseVirology	1994	142
Effects of TH1 and TH2 cytokines on CD8+ cell response against human immunodeficiency virus: implications for long-term survival. Edward Barker, Carl E. Mackewicz, Jay A. Levy Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	1995	135
Virological and Immunological Features of Long-Term Human Immunodeficiency Virus–Infected Individuals Who Have Remained Asymptomatic Compared With Those Who Have Progressed to Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Edward Barker, Carl E. Mackewicz, Gustavo Reyes‐Terán, Blood	1998	124
Suppression of HIV replication by lymphoid tissue CD8<sup>+</sup>cells correlates with the clinical state of HIV-infected individuals David J. Blackbourn, Carl E. Mackewicz, Edward Barker, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	1996	85
Do beta-chemokines have clinical relevance in HIV infection? Carl E. Mackewicz, Edward Barker, Giampaolo Greco, Journal of Clinical Investigation Primary ImmunodeficiencyNsi VirusHuman RetrovirusImmunologyHiv Infection	1997	72
CD8+ cell noncytotoxic anti-human immunodeficiency virus response inhibits expression of viral RNA but not reverse transcription or provirus integration Carl E. Mackewicz, Bruce K. Patterson, Sandra A. Lee, Microbiology	2000	45

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