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HIV Type 1 molecular epidemiology in cuba: high genetic diversity, frequent mosaicism, and recent expansion of BG intersubtype recombinant forms.
AIDS research and human retroviruses - 1 Aug 2006
Pérez Lissette, Thomson Michael M, Bleda María J, Aragonés Carlos, González Zoila, Pérez Jorge, Sierra María, Casado Gema, Delgado Elena, Nájera Rafael
Abstract excerpt
Highly diverse HIV-1 genetic forms are circulating in Cuba, including subtypes B and G and two recombinant forms of African origin (CRF18_cpx and CRF19_cpx). Here we phylogenetically analyze pol sequences from a large collection of recent samples from Cuba, corresponding to 425 individuals from all Cuban provinces, which represents approximately 12% of prevalent infections in the country. RNA from plasma was used...
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