In vivo CD8+ T cell control of immunodeficiency virus infection in humans and macaques.
Forty million people are estimated to be infected with HIV-1, and only a small fraction of those have access to life-prolonging antiretroviral treatment. As the epidemic grows there is an urgent need for effective therapeutic and prophylactic vaccines. Nonhuman primate models of immunodeficiency vir...
Main Authors: | Asquith, B, Mclean, A |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
2007
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