It's a big project, but potentially a registry of these categories of HIV resistant individuals willing to donate could be made. A few years ago, bone marrow transplantation in HIV-infected patients was unthinkable. We will indeed be seeing more and more reports of it. Currently however it remains quite a toxic procedure. Only time will tell how this will pan out in the HIV-infected community.
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