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HIV in the brain: RNA levels and patterns of zidovudine resistance.

Neurology - 23 Oct 2001

McClernon D R, Lanier R, Gartner S, Feaser P, Pardo C A, St Clair M, Liao Q, McArthur J C

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OBJECTIVE: To examine the association between HIV RNA levels, patterns of antiretroviral resistance, and neurologic status. METHODS: Autopsy samples from 13 HIV-infected subjects were examined for HIV-1 viral RNA (vRNA), and viral reverse transcriptase (RT) genotype was determined. All subjects had been clinically characterized using standard instruments before death. RESULTS: The median HIV-1 vRNA level in brain...

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PMID: 11673579
DOI: 10.1212/wnl.57.8.1396

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