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Neutralizing antibody responses in HIV dual infection: lessons for vaccine design
The development of a safe, effective prophylactic HIV vaccine remains a major global health priority. Stabilized, soluble trimers that mimic the native functional HIV trimer have been developed that elicit strain-specific neutralizing HIV antibodies in animal models, and are currently being evaluate...
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Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences
2023
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