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Genetic changes associated with distinct patterns of HIV type 1 persistence in chronically infected cell lines.

AIDS research and human retroviruses - 1 Feb 2007

Sanchez-Merino Victor, Muñoz Lourdes, Pérez-Pastrana Maria E, Herrera Maria I, Olivares Isabel, Lopez-Galindez Cecilio

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Three persistently infected cell lines (H61, M61, and U61) were established by infection with an HIV-1 isolate (s61) of two T cell lines, H9 and MT-4, and the promonocytic U937-2. In H61, 35% of cells expressed viral antigens yielding low virus titers and a majority of mature particles. M61 showed viral expression in every cell but with the frequent generation of immature particles. In U61, 1% of cells displayed...

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PMID: 17331031
DOI: 10.1089/aid.2006.0163

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