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Donor variability in HIV binding to peripheral blood mononuclear cells

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Figure 1HIV binding to PBMC is variable between donorsHIV binding to PBMC is variable between donors
Figure 3across multiple virus strainsHIV binding phenotypes of PBMC donors are maintained HIV binding phenotypes of PBMC donors are main-tained across multiple virus strains
Figure 4Donor binding variability does not correlate with a specific cell subset within PBMCaxis

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