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Drug resistance. An updated, user-friendly guide to genotype interpretation.
The AIDS reader - 1 Nov 2000
MacArthur R D
Abstract excerpt
Genotypic antiretroviral resistance testing (GART) has been shown to be of value in selecting antiretroviral therapy. Unfortunately, GART reports often are difficult to interpret and, at times, can be misleading. Published lists of "primary" resistance mutations often do not include the combinations of "secondary" mutations, which also limit the efficacy of antiretroviral agents. This article tries to rectify...
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