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Characterisation of functional properties of Envelopes of highly neutralisation resistant HIV-1 isolates
An effective antibody-based HIV-1 vaccine would ideally elicit potent antibodies capable of neutralising a wide range of HIV-1 isolates to better cover the human population. A primary concern is the virus’ ability to rapidly escape an antibody response. A strong neutralising response elicited by a v...
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Department of Pathology
2019
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