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Immune senescence is a phenomenon in which immune function gradually decreases to dysfunction with the increase of age, and it is a gradual natural degeneration process of the gene-controlled immune system. It is mainly manifested in the weakening of immune recognition and immune response, and the disorder of immune function. The immune dysfunction and immune senescence may also occur to different degree in HIV-1-infected patients and aging people. HIV infection and aging will both lead to immune dysfunction. HIV infection is associated with abnormalities in all major lymphocyte populations, including B cells, which ultimately result in severe exhaustion of several lymphocyte functions and increases susceptibility to secondary and opportunistic infections. Recently, with the increasing trend of the aging of HIV-1-infected/AIDS patients, the elderly have become a high-risk group of HIV infection. Thus, it is of great practical and clinical significance to better understand the pathogenic mechanisms of B-cell abnormalities in HIV disease, compare and analyze the changes of immune system in elderly and young HIV patients, and explore more efficient ways of prevention and treatment of elderly HIV/AIDS patients.
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Object To investigate the feasibility that Rhizoma Dioscoreae in different areas was identified by thermal analysis Methods By comparison of the figures for the character of the DTA and DTG curves in N 2 and air environment, Rhizoma Dioscoreae from five areas was identified Results The DTA and DTG curves of varied Rhizoma Dioscoreae were different from each other Conclusion The method can be used in the identification of a variety of Rhizoma Dioscoreae from different areas