Determination of HIV-specific antibody neutralization breadth

EN Eunice W. Nduati
MG Mathew J. Gorman
YS Yiakon Sein
TH Tandile Hermanus
DY Dansu Yuan
IO Ian Oyaro
DM Daniel M. Muema
TN Thumbi Ndung’u
GA Galit Alter
PM Penny L. Moore
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Antibody neutralization was determined against a globally representative panel of 12 viruses belonging to subtypes A (n = 1), B (n = 2), C (n = 3), G (n = 1) and circulating recombinant forms (CRFs) (n = 5) [15,29]. Neutralization was measured as previously described [3033] by a reduction in luciferase gene expression after single-round infection of TZM-bl cells with Env-pseudotyped viruses. Antibody potency was calculated as the plasma dilution needed to neutralize 50% viral infectivity, and breadth as the ability to neutralize more than 50% of this multisubtype panel.

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