Identification of novel consensus CD4 T-cell epitopes from clade B HIV-1 whole genome that are frequently recognized by HIV-1 infected patients

Fonseca‚ S.G.; Coutinho-Silva‚ A.; Fonseca‚ L.A.M.; Segurado‚ A.C.; Moraes‚ S.L.; Rodrigues‚ H.; Hammer‚ J.; Kallás‚ E.G.; Sidney‚ J.; Sette‚ A.; others

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Identification of novel consensus CD4 T-cell epitopes from clade B HIV-1 whole genome that are frequently recognized by HIV-1 infected patients

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Author(s): Show less -	Fonseca‚ S.G. ; Coutinho-Silva‚ A. ; Fonseca‚ L.A.M. ; Segurado‚ A.C. ; Moraes‚ S.L. ; Rodrigues‚ H. ; Hammer‚ J. ; Kallás‚ E.G. ; Sidney‚ J. ; Sette‚ A. ; others Total Authors: 11
Document type:	Journal article
Source:	AIDS; v. 20, n. 18, p. 2263-2273, 2006.

FAPESP's process:	01/00729-3 - Identification of virological, genetic and immunological factors associated with the phenotype of HIV disease non-progression: a study of HIV virulence markers, CCR5 co-receptor genotyping and expression of broad panel of cytokines (cDNA microarrays) in peripheral blood samples of patients with HIV progressors and non-progressors followed up at Casa da AIDS [SIDA Healthcare Services]
Grantee:	Edecio Cunha Neto
Support type:	Regular Research Grants

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