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HIV find could help vaccine makers BBC News The long hunt for a vaccine for HIV continues as scientists announce another potential molecular weapon which the jab could use. Their latest discovery is an "antibody" which can bind to sugars which are found on the surface of the virus — and neutralise it. The results of the Scripps research were published in the journal Science.
—Posted: June 27, 2003
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