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. 2017 May 24;8:595. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2017.00595

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Copyright © 2017 Kratochvil, McKay, Kopycinski, Bishop, Hayes, Muir, Pinder, Cizmeci, King, Aldon, Wines, Hogarth, Chung, Kent, Held, Geldmacher, Dally, Santos, Cole, Gilmour, Fidler and Shattock.

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FcγR-binding profiles and breadth of antigen (Ag)-specific humoral responses in serum samples following homologous prime-boost immunization. The ability of vaccine-induced antibodies recognizing clade C.CN54gp140, A.UG37gp140, and D.UG21gp140 human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) proteins to bind dimeric (A,B) FcγRIIIa or (C,D) FcγRIIa was assessed in a customized multiplex dimer assay. (E,F) For further comparison, HIV-binding antibodies (E,F) were determined for the three selected clades for both study groups (A, n = 6 and B, n = 5).