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HIV/AIDS Immunology



Data on HIV/AIDS immunology reported by R. Benferhat and co-researchers



April 23rd, 2008

Scientists discuss in 'The immunogenic CBD1 peptide corresponding to the caveolin-1 binding domain in HIV-1 envelope gp41 has the capacity to penetrate the cell membrane and bind caveolin-1' new findings in HIV/AIDS. "The potential caveolin-1 binding domain (CBD), referred to as CBD1 and CBD2, is highly conserved in the transmembrane envelope glycoprotein of various HIV-1 and HIV-2 isolates, respectively. However, HIV-1 neutralizing antibodies raised against the synthetic CBD1 peptide (SLEQIWNNMTWMQWDK) do not cross-react with the CBD2 peptide (SLTPDWNNMTWQEWER) and have no effect on HIV-2 infection," scientists in France report.

"Here we show that the CBD2 peptide is...


Source: Vaccine Weekly (2008-04-23)

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