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The Influence of HIV Envelope Glycosylation on Adaptive Immune Response, antigenic and genetic variation, they are among the most heavily glycosylated antigens found on human viruses. This chapter reviews our current knowledge about the role of HIV glycosylation in shaping antibody and T-cell responses. We discuss the importance of N-glycans in modulating HIV envelope g

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Paul I. Schneiderman,Marc E. Grossmaninvading pathogens and activate immune responses. Recognition of the heavily glycosylated human immunodeficiency virus type-1 (HIV-1) envelope proteins by innate immune cells is mediated through membrane-bound C-type lectin receptors (CLRs) that interact with the carbohydrate structures. In addition

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