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Clues to finding correlates of risk/protection for HIV-1 vaccines

2018-01-25

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Based on outcomes of informative HIV-1 vaccine prevention trials and the literature, it seems protection against HIV-1 acquisition more likely pertains to innate rather than adaptive immunity mechanisms. The proposed innate mechanism appears to be launched by alternatively activated macrophages in response to viral vectors and might be enhanced by natural female hormones. It was also suggested this novel immune m...

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Literature Corpus work: 7fa18c85-9d7b-58ed-90bd-6eca81c38a8b
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.11818.2

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