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HIV-1 genetic diversity.

AIDS (London, England) - 1 Dec 1996

McCutchan F E, Salminen M O, Carr J K, Burke D S

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BACKGROUND: HIV-1 evolves by rapid mutation and by recombination, both processes actively contributing to its genetic diversity. Most of the multiple genetic subtypes and intersubtype recombinations of HIV-1 that comprise the global pandemic have not been characterized by full genome sequencing. METHODS: DNA from primary virus cultures on donor peripheral blood mononuclear cells was used as template for long...

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