Structure of a high-affinity "mimotope" peptide bound to HIV-1-neutralizing antibody b12 explains its inability to elicit gp120 cross-reactive antibodies.
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Jamie K. Scott | Erica Ollmann Saphire | Ian A Wilson | Dennis R Burton | D. Burton | P. Parren | I. Wilson | E. Saphire | M. Montero | M. Zwick | Michael B Zwick | Ralph Pantophlet | M. Irving | R. Pantophlet | Paul W H I Parren | Alfredo Menendez | Jamie K Scott | N. V. van Houten | Melita B Irving | Marinieve Montero | Nienke E van Houten | A. Menendez
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