A new study published in the journal Cell reveals that a immunologic mechanism that can be used to produce broadly neutralizing antibodies in HIV-1 infected patients has been discovered by researchers at Duke Medicine, a finding that can be used in potential development of HIV vaccine. The research team found that two distinct B-cell lineage antibodies teamed up to stimulate the highly sought-after broadly neutralizing antibodies to HIV. The team was led by Barton ...Sunday 27 July 2014
Duke Medicine Researchers Identify Mechanism for Developing Protective Antibodies in HIV Patients
A new study published in the journal Cell reveals that a immunologic mechanism that can be used to produce broadly neutralizing antibodies in HIV-1 infected patients has been discovered by researchers at Duke Medicine, a finding that can be used in potential development of HIV vaccine. The research team found that two distinct B-cell lineage antibodies teamed up to stimulate the highly sought-after broadly neutralizing antibodies to HIV. The team was led by Barton ...
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