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Evidences for viral strain selection in late stages of HIV infection: an analysis of Vpu alleles.

The protein journal - 1 Feb 2012

Gondim Marcos Vinícius Pereira, da Silva Joaquim Xavier, Prosdocimi Francisco, Leonardecz-Neto Eduardo, Franco Octávio Luiz, Argañaraz Enrique Roberto

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One of the most studied topics about AIDS disease is the presence of different progression levels in patients infected by HIV. Several studies have shown that this progression is directly associated with host genetics, although viral factors are also known to play a role. Here we explore the contribution of Vpu protein in the evolution of viral population. The sequence variation of Vpu was analyzed during HIV...

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PMID: 22237729
DOI: 10.1007/s10930-011-9389-y

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