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Association between gp120 envelope V1V2 and V4V5 variable loop profiles in a defined HIV-1 transmission cluster.

AIDS (London, England) - 19 Jun 2015

Pollakis Georgios, Baan Elly, van Werkhoven Maaike B, Berkhout Ben, Bakker Margreet, Jurriaans Suzanne, Paxton William A

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OBJECTIVE: Variations in the HIV-1 gp120 Env variable loop sequences correlate with virus phenotypes associated with transmission and/or disease progression. We aimed to identify whether signature sequences could be identified in the gp120 Env between acute infection and chronic infection viruses obtained from a group of individuals infected with closely related viruses. METHODS: To analyse acute infection versus...

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PMID: 26035318
DOI: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000000692

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