Towards a more personalized approach to the best standard of care and potential cure for PLHIV

2000HIV is part of the human functional genomics project (HFGP) that aims to improve our understanding of the variability of immune responses in human population. Exploring how this variability relates to susceptibility to immune mediated diseases and to the response to immune based therapies.

The 2000HIV study aims to discover new biological pathways and identify biomarkers that play a role in:

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The 2000HIV project collaborations

Our multidisciplinary research team consists of researchers from academic institutions in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, and Belgium, as well as VIIV Healthcare®.

Publications

Innate Immune Cell Functions Contribute to Spontaneous HIV Control

30 november 2024 | by Alisa Huber, Floor S. Baas, André J. A. M. van der Ven & Jéssica C. dos Santos | Current HIV/AIDS Reports, Volume 22

Plasma proteomic signatures of people living with HIV with liver steatosis and fibrosis

1 november 2024 | by van Eekeren LE, de Mast Q, Meeder EMG, et al. | eBiomedicine, Volume 109

Mental health and its consequences in people living with HIV: A network approach

20 oktober 2024 | by Meeder EMG, Eekeren LEV, Blaauw MJT, et al. | Brain Behav.