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Near Full-Length Clones and Reference Sequences for Subtype C Isolates of HIV Type 1 from Three Different Continents

20 Jan 2001

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Among the major circulating HIV-1 subtypes, subtype C is the most prevalent. To generate full-length subtype C clones and sequences, we selected 13 primary (PBMC-derived) isolates from Zambia, India, Tanzania, South Africa, Brazil, and China, which were identified as subtype C by partial sequence analysis. Near full-length viral genomes were amplified by using a long PCR technique, sequenced in their entirety,...

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PMID: 11177395
DOI: 10.1089/08892220150217247

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