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It has been shown that neuroleukin, a secretary product of T cells, is
partly homologous to HIV gp 120 envelope protein (3). Since HIV naive
T cells sometimes induce the production of antibodies against HIV coa
t proteins in a new host (1), it is suggested that the development of
AIDS in HIV-infected people could be prevented by means of T cells sti
mulated with superantigens of either bacterial (4) or viral origin (5,
6).