That's why I said "most humans". bnAbs are generally antibodies that are detected in (few) humans. In addition to the people with seeming immunity through mis

That's why I said "most humans". bnAbs are generally antibodies that are detected in (few) humans. In addition to the people with seeming immunity through missing receptors or unusual antibody morphology, there's also about 1 in 200 infected that are "elite controllers" that do not develop high viral loads or severe symptoms when infected by HIV-- generally in large part to their bodies making multiple bnAbs.