HIV transmission: migratory Langerhans cells are primary targets in vaginal HIV transmission (Q46351420)

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HIV transmission: migratory Langerhans cells are primary targets in vaginal HIV transmission (English)

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Christopher J Miller

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publication date

10 April 2007

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Immunology & Cell Biology

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volume

85

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issue

4

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page(s)

269-270

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Initial events in establishing vaginal entry and infection by human immunodeficiency virus type-1.

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Antigen recognition in the female reproductive tract: I. Uptake of intraluminal protein tracers in the mouse vagina

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Langerhans cells as primary target cells for HIV infection

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DOI

10.1038/SJ.ICB.7100058

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