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Molecular characterization of the cervical and systemic B-cell repertoire: Unique, yet overlapping, immune compartments of an HIV-1 resistant individual.

mAbs - 1 Jan 2000

Gaudet Ryan G, Breden Felix, Plummer Frank, Berry Jody D

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The cervical mucosa of women who are highly exposed to HIV-1, yet remain persistently seronegative (HEPS), presents a unique opportunity to study the dynamics of an immune compartment potentially capable of preventing HIV-1 infection. Herein, we provide a detailed characterization of the immunoglobulin repertoire of cervical and systemic B cells from one such HEPS individual from Nairobi, Kenya. Analysis was done...

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PMID: 21293180
DOI: 10.4161/mabs.3.2.14858
PMCID: PMC3092619

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