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An evaluation of semen processing methods for eliminating HIV-1

1 Jul 2000

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OBJECTIVE: Whether artificial insemination can provide adequate protection for discordant couples where the man is HIV-1 positive and the woman is HIV-1 negative is uncertain because of the paucity of HIV-1 elimination data assessing current sperm-washing techniques. We evaluated how effectively these techniques eliminate HIV-1 RNA and proviral DNA from semen. METHODS: Spermatozoa were separated from semen...

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PMID: 10983648
DOI: 10.1097/00002030-200007280-00017

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