Generation of broadly-specific, virus-immune cells targeting multiple HIV antigens for preventive and therapeutic use

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14737084

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Compositions for T cell-based immunotherapy of HIV, HIV-associated malignancies, HIV-associated viral infections, or other HIV-related complications. Modified T cells that are resistant to invasion or infection with HIV, such as T-cells modified to decrease or eliminate expression of mannosyl-oligosacharide glucosidase enzyme (“MOGS”). Methods for producing such compositions by expanding HIV-specific T cells from different sources to recognize multiple HIV antigens.

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CHILDREN'S NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER111 MICHIGAN AVENUE N W WASHINGTON DC 20010

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Bollard, Catherine M Bethesda, US 5 5
Cruz, Conrad Russell Y Bethesda, US 12 5
Lam, Sharon Atlanta, US 14 3994

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