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Plasma neutralizing antibodies in an infant with interclade HIV-1 superinfection preferentially neutralize superinfecting HIV-1 strains

2020-12-11

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HIV-1 superinfection is defined as infection by an unrelated second strain of HIV-1 after seroconversion due to primary infecting strain and has been associated with development of breadth in the neutralizing antibody (nAb) response, altered disease progression and efficacy of antiretrovirals; though conflicting observations have also been reported. Superinfection has been reported in HIV-1 infected adults. Recent...

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10.1101/2020.12.10.420703
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