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T cell vaccine might work against high- but not low-dose HIV exposure
Published in FDA Law Weekly, May 26th, 2005
According to recent research from England, "A substantial research effort is devoted to the development of vaccines based on T cells. Such a vaccine would provide a means to protect against infection with HIV and stop the current pandemic."
"Here we investigate the possibility to develop a protective T cell-based vaccine. We do this by means of a mathematical model which describes the dynamics of a pathogen and the immune system in the early stages of infection.
"We compare an immune response that is near immediate-as is the case for a humoral response-with...
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