Peer-reviewed veterinary case report
Vaccine improves survival in monkey tests.
- Journal:
- AIDS treatment news
- Year:
- 2006
- Authors:
- James, John S
Abstract
A vaccine tested at the U.S. NIAID clearly improved the survival of monkeys, a benefit not predicted by T-cell and viral load tests. It was predicted by measurements of memory T cells in the first few months of infection--giving important insights into how HIV disease develops, and how to test HIV vaccines early so that only the best candidates will go into large human trials.
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