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Epidemiological study of phylogenetic transmission clusters in a local HIV-1 epidemic reveals distinct differences between subtype B and non-B infections.

BMC infectious diseases - 7 Sept 2010

Chalmet Kristen, Staelens Delfien, Blot Stijn, Dinakis Sylvie, Pelgrom Jolanda, Plum Jean, Vogelaers Dirk, Vandekerckhove Linos, Verhofstede Chris

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BACKGROUND: The number of HIV-1 infected individuals in the Western world continues to rise. More in-depth understanding of regional HIV-1 epidemics is necessary for the optimal design and adequate use of future prevention strategies. The use of a combination of phylogenetic analysis of HIV sequences, with data on patients' demographics, infection route, clinical information and laboratory results, will allow a...

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PMID: 20822507
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2334-10-262
PMCID: PMC2940905

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