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CCL3L1 dose and HIV-1 susceptibility.

Trends in molecular medicine - 1 May 2005

Mackay Charles R

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Several genetic factors influence HIV-1 susceptibility or AIDS disease progression. A recent study reported on what could be a particularly important genetic determinant for HIV-1 susceptibility and disease progression: copy number of a chemokine gene termed CCL3L1. Individuals with low copy numbers of the gene, relative to their ethnic background, were associated with markedly enhanced HIV-1/AIDS susceptibility....

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PMID: 15882607
DOI: 10.1016/j.molmed.2005.03.003

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