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Money Gupta

University of New South Wales (UNSW) - Kirby Institute

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Affinity of the Transmitted Founder Virus Drives Early Emergence of Hepatitis C Virus Specific Neutralising Antibodies

Number of pages: 36 Posted: 27 Aug 2024
Arunasingam Abayasingam, Money Gupta, Bing-Ru Wu, Alexander P. Underwood, Clara Young, Chaturaka Rodrigo, Melanie Rose Walker, David Agapiou, Auda Abdelsalam Eltahla, Hui Li, Elizabeth Keoshkerian, Sarah Su, Nicholas Alan Brasher, Arnold Reynaldi, Deborah Burnett, Miles Davenport, Fabio Luciani, Nicodemus Tedla, Lisa Maher, Andrew R. Lloyd, Rowena Anne Bull and Sneak Peek Administrator
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hepatitis c virus, transmitted founder virus, B cell repertoire, CD4 T cells

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B Cell Signatures and Antibody Imprinting Define HCV Reinfection Outcome

Number of pages: 56 Posted: 18 Apr 2023
Alexander P. Underwood, Money Gupta, Bing-Ru Wu, Auda A. Eltahla, Irene Boo, Jing Jing Wang, David Agapiou, Arunasingam Abayasingam, Arnold Reynaldi, Elizabeth Keoshkerian, Yanran Zhao, Nicholas Brasher, Melanie R. Walker, Jens Bukh, Lisa Maher, Tom Gordon, Miles Davenport, Fabio Luciani, Heidi E. Drummer, Andrew R. Lloyd and Rowena Anne Bull
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Hepatitis C virus, neutralising antibodies, immune imprinting, viral persistence, memory B cells