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Prediction of cross‐clade HIV‐1 T‐cell epitopes using immunoinformatics analysis

27 Sept 2018

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Abstract Epitope mapping has emerged as a powerful tool to develop peptide vaccines against hypervariable viruses such as HIV. This method has led to stimulate a specific immune response and achieve advanced vaccine formulations. In this study, we identified peptides that were potentially immunostimulatory and highly conserved in HIV‐1 main group. The analyses included were CTL assay, Tap transport, and the...

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PMID: 30260061
DOI: 10.1002/prot.25609

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