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[Primary infection in vertically infected HIV-1 infants: biological characteristics of isolated virus, viral load and CD4 t-lymphocytes].

Anales espanoles de pediatria - 1 Nov 1999

Resino García S, Jiménez Fuentes J L, Gurbindo Gutiérrez D, Navarro J, Abad M L, Muñoz-Fernández M A

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OBJECTIVE: Our aim was to study the relationship between virological and/or immunological markers during the first month of life in vertically HIV-1 infected infants without prior antiviral treatment. PATIENTS AND METHODS: Thirty HIV-1 infected infants that had not received prior antiviral therapy, nor had their mother during pregnancy, were studied. Viral load was quantified using standard molecular assays....

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