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Confronting the Emergence of Drug-Resistant HIV Type 1: Impact of Antiretroviral Therapy on Individual and Population Resistance
1 May 2005
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Resistance to antiretroviral agents, and in particular the increasing levels of transmitted resistant virus could offset the substantial gains won with potent antiretroviral therapy. Primary and acquired antiretroviral resistance rates reflect the relative usage of different antiretroviral drugs in the population, as well as the inherent genetic barrier to the development of resistance associated with individual...
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