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Human immunodeficiency virus antigens encompass several structural proteins essential for viral infectivity, immune evasion, diagnosis, and therapeutic targeting. The surface-exposed envelope glycoprotein complex—comprising trimeric assemblies of gp120/gp41—is especially important due to its role in mediating entry into host cells through sequential interactions with CD4 receptors followed by chemokine co-receptors. These same molecules represent major targets for vaccines but present significant challenges owing to their high variability and extensive shielding from immune recognition by glycans.
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