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Background CD8+ T-cells have long been shown to be important for control of HIV-1 infection, though it is clear that not all CD8+ T-cell responses are equal. For the best chance of producing a successful vaccine, it is crucial to define which responses lead to better disease outcomes. Many studies have correlated HIV-specific T-cell responses with slower HIV disease progression; however, a causal relationship has not been clearly defined. Tetramers to antigen-specific cells allow enumeration, characterization and separation of cell populations, allowing comparison of their viral suppressive capabilities in downstream assays.

P16-27.Optimization of the expansion of antigen-specific CD8+ T-cells for use in a viral suppression assay