HIV drug resistance among patients experiencing antiretroviral therapy failure in Russia, 2019-2021.

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HIV drug resistance among patients experiencing antiretroviral therapy failure in Russia, 2019-2021.

International journal of antimicrobial agents - 1 Feb 2024

Sivay Mariya V, Maksimenko Lada V, Nalimova Tatiana M, Nefedova Anastasiya A, Osipova Irina P, Kriklivaya Nadezda P, Gashnikova Mariya P, Ekushov Vasiliy E, Totmenin Alexei V, Kapustin Dmitriy V, Pozdnyakova Larisa L, Skudarnov Sergey E, Ostapova Tatyana S, Yaschenko Svetlana V, Nazarova Olga I, Shevchenko Valery V, Ilyina Elena A, Novikova Olga A, Agafonov Aleksander P, Gashnikova Natalya M

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Increasing HIV drug resistance is an important public health concern. The current study aimed to assess HIV drug resistance among people who live with HIV (PLWH) experiencing virological failure. Blood samples and epidemiological characteristics were collected in four Siberian regions from PLWH experiencing ART failure. Partial pol gene sequences were obtained for the study individuals. Drug resistance mutations...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.ijantimicag.2023.107074

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