Lentiviral gene therapy for HIV using TRIM-cyclophilin restriction factors
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Summary
Delivery of TRIMCyp genes using lentiviral vectors could form the basis of an intracellular vaccination strategy against HIV-1, with TRIM21Cyp having benefits by maintaining endogenous TRIM function.
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- 2012-10-28
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