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[Selection of HIV escape mutants by CTL and adaptation of HIV to HLA class I].

Uirusu - 1 Dec 2009

Takiguchi Masafumi

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HIV-1-specific CTLs, which can kill HIV-1-infected cells, play an important role in control HIV-1 replication. There are growing evidences that they select HIV-1 escape mutations so that escape HIV-1 mutants become dominant in the donors. A recent study analyzing approximately 2800 HIV-1 infected individuals in 9 different cohorts demonstrated that HIV escape mutants accumulated in the cohorts, demonstrating...

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PMID: 20218323
DOI: 10.2222/jsv.59.145

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