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Diversity and function of maternal HIV-1-specific antibodies at the time of vertical transmission

2019-09-23

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Infants of HIV positive mothers can acquire HIV infection by various routes, but even in the absence of antiviral treatment, the majority of these infants do not become infected. There is evidence that maternal antibodies may provide some protection from infection, but gestational maternal antibodies have not yet been characterized in detail. One of the most studied vertically-infected infants is BG505, as the vir...

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DOI: 10.1101/776856

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