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Cross-neutralizing antibodies to HIV-1ANT70 and HIV-1IIIB in sera of African and Belgian HIV-1-infected individuals.

AIDS (London, England) - 1 Aug 1994

Nkengasong J N, Peeters M, Ndumbe P, Janssens W, Willems B, Fransen K, Ngolle M, Piot P, van der Groen G

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OBJECTIVES: To determine the neutralizing antibody patterns to HIV-1ANT70 (ANT70) and HIV-1IIIB (IIIB) in human sera obtained from HIV-1-infected individuals from different African countries and Belgium. Second, to correlate the presence of neutralizing antibodies in sera and their ability to bind to synthetic peptides derived from eight different HIV-1 V3 loop sequences. DESIGN AND METHODS: Forty sera from...

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PMID: 7986404
DOI: 10.1097/00002030-199408000-00008

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