<p>Abraham Pinter of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey will study the mechanisms that make neutralizing epitopes within conserved sites of the HIV virus resistant to antibodies, and will screen for reagents that can "unmask" these epitopes so that antibodies can target and eliminate the virus.</p>


Abraham Pinter of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey will study the mechanisms that make neutralizing epitopes within conserved sites of the HIV virus resistant to antibodies, and will screen for reagents that can "unmask" these epitopes so that antibodies can target and eliminate the virus.

Curing HIV Infection by Unmasking Conserved Neutralization Sites

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