This research highlights the role of innate immune protection against HIV in women, emphasizing the significance of mucosal defenses.
We highlight the roles of epithelial barriers, mucus, innate receptors, and innate immune cell populations in the human female genital mucosa under steady-state conditions and the initial responses upon encountering HIV.
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