Generation of neutralizing antibodies and divergence of SIVmac239 in cynomolgus macaques following short-term early antiretroviral therapy.

Generation of neutralizing antibodies and divergence of SIVmac239 in cynomolgus macaques following short-term early antiretroviral therapy.

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Neutralizing antibodies (NAb) able to react to heterologous viruses are generated during natural HIV-1 infection in some individuals. Further knowledge is required in order to understand the factors contributing to induction of cross-reactive NAb responses. Here a well-established model of experimen...

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Main Authors:	Ozkaya Sahin, G, Bowles, E, Parker, J, Uchtenhagen, H, Sheik-Khalil, E, Taylor, S, Pybus, O, Mäkitalo, B, Walther-Jallow, L, Spångberg, M, Thorstensson, R, Achour, A, Fenyö, E, Stewart-Jones, G, Spetz, A
Format:	Journal article
Published:	2010

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