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HIV Transmission Patterns Among Immigrant Latinos Illuminated by the Integration of Phylogenetic and Migration Data.

AIDS research and human retroviruses - 1 Oct 2015

Dennis Ann M, Hué Stéphane, Pasquale Dana, Napravnik Sonia, Sebastian Joseph, Miller William C, Eron Joseph J

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Latinos represent a growing proportion of HIV cases in North Carolina (NC). Understanding how immigrants are involved in local HIV transmission is important to guide interventions. We used phylogenetics to characterize Latino involvement in local HIV transmission chains. Transmission clusters were identified from maximum-likelihood phylogenies constructed with HIV pol sequences from 177 Latinos and 1,496...

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PMID: 26214548
DOI: 10.1089/AID.2015.0089
PMCID: PMC4576933

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