Holes in the Glycan Shield of the Native HIV Envelope Are a Target of Trimer-Elicited Neutralizing Antibodies
Laura E. McCoy(University College London), Dennis R. Burton(Scripps Research Institute), Marit J. van Gils(Amsterdam University Medical Centers), Gabriel Ozorowski(Scripps Research Institute), Devin Sok(Scripps Research Institute), Christopher A. Cottrell(Scripps Research Institute), Daniel W. Kulp(The Wistar Institute), Sergey Menis(Scripps Research Institute), Terrence Messmer(Scripps Research Institute), James E. Voss(Scripps Research Institute), William R. Schief(Scripps Research Institute), Bryan Briney(Scripps Institution of Oceanography), Jonathan L. Torres(Scripps Research Institute), Jessica Hsueh(International AIDS Vaccine Initiative), Matthew S. Macauley(University of Alberta), Rogier W. Sanders(Scripps Research Institute), Matthias Pauthner(Scripps Research Institute), Andrew B. Ward(Scripps Research Institute), Ian A. Wilson(Raigmore Hospital)
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