[HTML][HTML] IgG surfaces as an important component in mucosal protection
M Robert-Guroff - Nature medicine, 2000 - nature.com
M Robert-Guroff
Nature medicine, 2000•nature.comNew reports showing that passively administered neutralizing IgGs prevent mucosal HIV
transmission in rhesus macaques or macaque neonates support the inclusion of neutralizing
antibodies in vaccine design and suggest clinical strategies against mother-to-infant
transmission (200–210).
transmission in rhesus macaques or macaque neonates support the inclusion of neutralizing
antibodies in vaccine design and suggest clinical strategies against mother-to-infant
transmission (200–210).
Abstract
New reports showing that passively administered neutralizing IgGs prevent mucosal HIV transmission in rhesus macaques or macaque neonates support the inclusion of neutralizing antibodies in vaccine design and suggest clinical strategies against mother-to-infant transmission (200–210).
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