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T-Cell Epitopes of HIV-1 Envelope Glycoproteinte (CTL) activity observed during the resolution of the acute viremia of early HIV-1 infection (Yasutomi ., 1993b; Koup ., 1994), to the T-helper-cell (T.)-driven production of HIV-1-specific antibodies, immune responses to HIV-1 are critically dependent on the activities of T cells. It is thus impo

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Lymphocyte Adhesion Coreceptors and their Roles in HIV-1 Replication4). The specificity of the T-cell response is determined when the T-cell receptor (TCR) recognizes peptide antigens bound to MHC class I or class II molecules on the APC. However, engagement of the TCR alone is not sufficient for induction of a T-cell response (Bretscher and Cohn, 1970; Mueller ., 1