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Significant impact of non-B HIV-1 variants genetic diversity in Gabon on plasma HIV-1 RNA quantitation.

Journal of medical virology - 1 Jan 2014

Mouinga-Ondémé Augustin, Mabika-Mabika Arsène, Alalade Patrick, Mongo Arnaud Delis, Sica Jeanne, Liégeois Florian, Rouet François

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Evaluations of HIV-1 RNA viral load assays are lacking in Central Africa. The main objective of our study was to assess the reliability of HIV-1 RNA results obtained with three different assays for samples collected in Gabon. A total of 137 plasma specimens were assessed for HIV-1 RNA using the Abbott RealTime HIV-1® and Nuclisens HIV-1 EasyQ® version 2.0 assays. It included HIV-1 non-B samples (n = 113)...

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PMID: 24127290
DOI: 10.1002/jmv.23770

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