A recombinant multi-epitope protein MEP1 elicits efficient long-term immune responses against HIV-1 infection
Yi Yang(First Hospital of Lanzhou University), Yusen Zhou(Southeast University), Yan Guo(Institute of Microbiology), Xiuzhe Ning(Institute of Microbiology), Qiao Li(Beijing Union University), Junfeng Li(Tianjin First Center Hospital), Qing Zhu(Sichuan Agricultural University), Weilai Sun(Institute of Microbiology), Zhihua Kou(Institute of Microbiology), Jingjing Guo(Johns Hopkins University)
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