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HIV-1 superinfection and viral diversity.
AIDS (London, England) - 23 Jul 2004
Gross Kimber L, Porco Travis C, Grant Robert M
Abstract excerpt
OBJECTIVE: Sequential acquisition of viral variants, or HIV-1 superinfection, has been proposed to explain the high fractions of recombinant viruses observed in some geographical regions, but only a few cases of superinfection in humans have been reported. Animal models suggest that susceptibility to superinfection may be restricted to a short period of time after initial infection, possibly due to maturation of...
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