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Identification of Differentially Expressed Proteins in the Cervical Mucosa of HIV-1-Resistant Sex Workers

16 Aug 2008

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Novel tools are necessary to understand mechanisms of altered susceptibility to HIV-1 infection in women of the Pumwani Sex Worker cohort, Kenya. In this cohort, more than 140 of the 2000 participants have been characterized to be relatively resistant to HIV-1 infection. Given that sexual transmission of HIV-1 occurs through mucosal surfaces such as that in the cervicovaginal environment, our hypothesis is that...

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PMID: 18707157
DOI: 10.1021/pr800406r

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