A single gp120 residue can affect HIV-1 tropism in macaques

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A single amino acid change can improve the ability of HIV-1 to use macaque CD4 as a receptor: https://t.co/ZIk851jyAw

RT @HIVEnterprise: Making SHIV’s for vax research? Read about A281, the single residue on gp120 that affects #HIV tropism in macaques: http…

Making SHIV’s for vax research? Read about A281, the single residue on gp120 that affects #HIV tropism in macaques: https://t.co/fTxvMijTdz

RT @NatureRevMicro: A single gp120 residue can affect HIV-1 tropism in macaques https://t.co/SFLlBLV2x5 https://t.co/GRM7TPVWEb

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