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Immune responses to hepatitis C and non-hepatitis C antigens in hepatitis C virus infected and HIV-1 coinfected patients.

AIDS (London, England) - 20 Oct 2000

Valdez H, Anthony D, Farukhi F, Patki A, Salkowitz J, Heeger P, Peterson D L, Post A B, Asaad R, Lederman M M

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OBJECTIVE: To characterize immune phenotype and function in hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection in the presence and absence of HIV-1 infection. DESIGN: Cross-sectional comparison among controls (group A), patients with HCV infection (group B), HCV-HIV-1 coinfected patients (group C), coinfected pat...

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PMID: 11089611
DOI: 10.1097/00002030-200010200-00004

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