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Cross-reactive neutralizing humoral immunity in HIV-1 disease: dynamics of
host-pathogen interactions
van Gils, M.J.
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2011
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van Gils, M. J. (2011). Cross-reactive neutralizing humoral immunity in HIV-1 disease:
dynamics of host-pathogen interactions.
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Cross-reactive neutralizing humoral
immunity in HIV-1 disease:
dynamics of host-pathogen interactions
Marit v
an Gils 2011
Marit van Gils
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NVITATIONYou are cordially invited to attend the public defense of my thesis: Cross-reactive neutralizing humoral immunity in HIV-1 disease: dynamics of
host-pathogen interactions Friday 1st of april 2011 at 14.00h At the Agnietenkapel Oudezijdse Voorburgwal 231 in Amsterdam After the ceremony you are
invited to the reception at the Agnietenkapel
Paranymphs: Janine van Gils janinevangils@gmail.com & Judith Burger j.a.burger@amc.uva.nl maritvangils@gmail.com Cross-reactiv e neutr alizing humor al immunit y in HIV -1 disease
Millions of people through-out the world are affected by HIV/AIDS, a devastating disease that is one of the most striking examples of a problem that transcends borders. Global efforts and collaborations in all fi elds should be made to stop this devastating epidemic; from fundamental research to treatment availability and from education to interven-tion strategies.
