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[Biological properties of primary HIV-1 isolates with varying serotype].

Voprosy virusologii - 1 Jan 2000

Pashkova T A, Iaroslavtseva N G, Shchelkanov M Iu, Papuashvili M N, Sakhuriia I B, Kornilaeva G V, Karamov E V

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Russian HIV variants with common (rapid/high SI and slow/low NSI) and rare (slow/low SI and rapid/high NSI) phenotypes are described. SI variants demonstrate a higher p24 concentration level than serotype-independent NSI. The majority of SI variants belonging to A, B, and C serotypes were isolated from patients with mainly stage B3. At stages B2 and C2, when the majority of viruses are characterized by NSI...

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