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Genetically Mutated Mice Capable of Avoiding HIV Infection
Mice that have been genetically reprogrammed to have human-like immune systems can be protected from HIV by boosting their production of certain broadly neutralizing antibodies, according to new research funded by US National Institutes of Health.
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