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Four new HIV-1 group N isolates from Cameroon: Prevalence continues to be low.

AIDS research and human retroviruses - 1 Jan 2010

Vallari Ana, Bodelle Pierre, Ngansop Charlotte, Makamche Florence, Ndembi Nicaise, Mbanya Dora, Kaptué Lazare, Gürtler Lutz G, McArthur Carole P, Devare Sushil G, Brennan Catherine A

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Analysis of 3555 HIV-seropositive specimens, collected in Cameroon from 2002 to 2006, led to the identification of four HIV-1 group N infections based on differential seroreactivity to HIV env-derived peptides and proteins and confirmation by nucleic acid amplification. Group N prevalence continues to be low accounting for only 0.1% of HIV infections in Cameroon. Near full-length genomic sequences were obtained...

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PMID: 20059396
DOI: 10.1089/aid.2009.0178

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