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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
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Does " an array of HIV types " mean "a large amout of HIV types"?

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HIV Hope

In 2013, two research teams showed that ‘broadly neutralizing’ antibodies that target an array of HIV types quickly cleared an HIV-related virus in monkeys. The therapy will be tested in people who carry HIV, with results expected in the autumn. Meanwhile, last year’s curing of a baby born with the virus might lead to wider trials of the technique used: high doses of antiretroviral drugs given at birth.
  

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Yes, but the word 'array' also suggests a well-organized selection that represents all the main types. Clive

— Clive

  • Yes, but the word 'array' also suggests a well-organized selection that represents all the main types.
  • Clive
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Yes, but the word 'array' also suggests a well-organized selection that represents all the main types.

Clive
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