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Development of Targeted Adjuvants for HIV-1 Vaccines

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Journal AIDS Res Ther
Publisher Biomed Central
Date 2017 Sep 13
PMID 28893282
Citations 7
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Finding new adjuvants is an integrated component of the efforts in developing an effective HIV-1 vaccine. Compared with traditional adjuvants, a modern adjuvant in the context of HIV-1 prevention would elicit a durable and potent memory response from B cells, CD8 T cells, and NK cells but avoid overstimulation of HIV-1 susceptible CD4 T cells, especially at genital and rectal mucosa, the main portals for HIV-1 transmission. We briefly review recent advances in the studies of such potential targeted adjuvants, focusing on three classes of molecules that we study: TNFSF molecules, TLRs agonists, and NODs agonists.

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