This patent teaches the administration of fetal cells, including stem cells, for the treatment of HIV infection. Various stem cells are known to secrete anti-inflammatory compounds such as TGF-beta. One possible mechanism of action is that stem cells secrete these antiinflammatory compounds, which in turn inhibit NF-kappa B, which does not allow for the HIV to replicate.
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