Frequent development of broadly neutralizing antibodies in early life in a large cohort of HIV-infected children
Amanda Lucier(Duke Medical Center), Genevieve G. Fouda(Durham University), Elizabeth J. McFarland(University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus), Ross E. McKinney(Environmental Protection Agency), Joshua Eudailey(Duke Medical Center), Maria Dennis(Cornell University), Coleen K. Cunningham(Duke Medical Center), Celia C. LaBranche(Duke University), Sallie R. Permar(Cornell University), Shuk Hang Li(Duke Medical Center), Youyi Fong(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Ashley N. Nelson(Cornell University), M. Anthony Moody(Duke University), Kevin O. Saunders(Duke University), David C. Montefiori(Duke University)
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