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Epidemiologically linked transmission of HIV-1 illustrates the impact of host genetics on virological outcome.

AIDS (London, England) - 14 Jan 2009

Streeck Hendrik, Jessen Heiko, Kuecherer Claudia, Li Bin, Jessen Arne B, Dupke Stephan, Baumgarten Axel, Stahmer Ingrid, van Lunzen Jan, Altfeld Marcus, Walker Bruce D, Allen Todd M

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The diversity of HIV-1 and human genetics complicates our ability to determine the impact of treatment during primary HIV-1 infection on disease outcome. Here, we show, in a small group infected with virtually identical HIV-1 strains and treated during primary HIV-1 infection, that patients expressing protective human leucocyte antigen alleles had lower viral loads following treatment discontinuation. These data...

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PMID: 19098497
DOI: 10.1097/QAD.0b013e328315a78b
PMCID: PMC3082841

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