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HIV genetic diversity in Cameroon: possible public health importance.

AIDS research and human retroviruses - 1 Aug 2006

Ndongmo Clement B, Pieniazek Danuta, Holberg-Petersen Mona, Holm-Hansen Carol, Zekeng Leopold, Jeansson Stig L, Kaptue Lazare, Kalish Marcia L

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To monitor the evolving molecular epidemiology and genetic diversity of HIV in a country where many distinct strains cocirculate, we performed genetic analyses on sequences from 75 HIV-1-infected Cameroonians: 74 were group M and 1 was group O. Of the group M sequences, 74 were classified into the following env gp41 subtypes or recombinant forms: CRF02 (n = 54), CRF09 (n = 2), CRF13 (n = 2), A (n = 5), CRF11 (n =...

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PMID: 16910839
DOI: 10.1089/aid.2006.22.812

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