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A stochastic model for primary HIV infection: optimal timing of therapy.

AIDS (London, England) - 25 Feb 1999

Ribeiro R M, Bonhoeffer S

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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the optimal time point for the initiation of therapy in HIV infection from the perspective of drug resistance. BACKGROUND: The enormous genetic diversity of HIV within an infected individual represents one of the greatest challenges for effective therapy, because the viral population may harbour drug-resistant mutants that rapidly outgrow the wild-type virus once the patient starts...

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PMID: 10199225
DOI: 10.1097/00002030-199902250-00007

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