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[Expression of different HIV-1 phenotypic subpopulations through the natural history of the infection].

Medicina clinica - 4 Apr 1998

Pérez Alvarez L, Verdejo J, González Lahoz J, Gurbindo D, Hernández-Sampelayo T, Moreno E, Azañedo M, Contreras G, Medrano L, Nájera R

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BACKGROUND: Multiple viral subpopulations coexist in an HIV infected patient with dynamics of selection established between them. In order to get insight on the phenotype of these subpoblations, and its relation with disease progression, we have studied the biological variability of HIV-1 in 113 patients. Variability was related with CD4+ T lymphocyte counts, clinical status, way of viral transmission and...

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