HIV and HIV-infected cells differentially activate the human complement system independent of antibody.

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Published in Immunol Lett on August 01, 1989

Authors

B M Sölder1, T F Schulz, P Hengster, J Löwer, C Larcher, G Bitterlich, R Kurth, H Wachter, M P Dierich

Author Affiliations

1: Institut für Hygiene, Innsbruck, Austria.

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