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In vitro replication capacity of HIV-2 variants from long-term aviremic individuals.

Virology - 15 Sept 2006

Blaak Hetty, van der Ende Marchina E, Boers Patrick H M, Schuitemaker Hanneke, Osterhaus Albert D M E

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To establish whether efficient suppression of virus replication in HIV-2-infected individuals is associated with low replicative capacity of HIV-2, replication kinetics of HIV-2 variants from long-term aviremic individuals was analyzed and compared with that of the relatively slow-replicating HIV-1 variants from asymptomatics and long-term nonprogressors (AS/LTNP). On average, HIV-2 from aviremic individuals had...

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PMID: 16814357
DOI: 10.1016/j.virol.2006.05.029

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