Natural Killer Cells from HIV Infected Slow Progressors Who Carry the Protective HLA-B * 27 Allele and Inhibitory KIR 3 DL 1 Receptors Have Elevated Poly-Functional Potential Compared to Bw 6 Homozygotes

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