Abstract
Great emphasis is currently being put on studying the immune response to HIV-1 infection, with the ultimate aim of developing a vaccine to halt the global pandemic. Recent work suggests that cellular immunity is more important than humoral immunity in controlling an established HIV-1 infection, but antibodies may still be required to prevent, or reduce viral transmission. The antibody response to natural HIV-1 infection is not of sufficient quality or potency to efficiently neutralise in vitro most autologous and heterologous primary isolates. One reason for this may be that the majority of viral antigen present during infection is in the form of viral debris, which elicits mainly non-neutralising antibodies. Another reason is that the native, functional form of the envelope glycoprotein spike present on the virus is very poorly immunogenic. We, therefore, need alternative strategies to improve on the type of viral antigen present during natural infection, and its presentation to the immune system. Several studies suggest that high plasma levels of neutralising antibody can protect from HIV-1 or SIV infection in animal models, but at present we are unable to induce specific antibody responses of this magnitude.
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