P16-03. Persistence of robust cross-reactive group M consensus  T-cell responses in a chronic HIV-1 clade A1 and D-infected  Ugandan population

HIV-1 group-M exhibits extraordinary genetic variation, cross-reactivity of immunogens based on consensus clades could be continuously diminishing as the AIDS epidemic progresses. Characterisation of cross-reactive T-cell responses to more central group M consensus peptides in this multi-clade population has not been performed; and could be pertinent for global vaccine

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High Avidity, Fast Disease Progression, Diverse Virus, Consensus Peptide, Ugandan Population

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Serwanga, J. J., Mugaba, S., Pimego, E. E., Lyagoba, F. F., Nanteza, B. B., Katongole, E. M., ... & Kaleebu, P. P. (2009). P16-03. Persistence of robust cross-reactive group M consensus T-cell responses in a chronic HIV-1 clade A1 and D-infected Ugandan population. Retrovirology, 6, 1-1.https://doi.org/10.1186/1742-4690-6-S3-P232

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P16-03. Persistence of robust cross-reactive group M consensus T-cell responses in a chronic HIV-1 clade A1 and D-infected Ugandan population

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