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Evaluating individuals with extreme phenotypes of HIV-1 contributes towards better healthcare management of all HIV-1 positive individuals

2020-01-01

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Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)-1 disease progression is variable within patients where some remain asymptomatic for long periods (elite controllers (EC)) while others rapidly progress to disease (rapid progressors (RP)), representing the ‘extreme phenotypes’. There is substantial heterogeneity in how these phenotypes are defined, and we examined the relative merit of published definitions using data on HIV-1 s...

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Literature Corpus work: 2aed1199-a212-5a82-91de-837a587b58ad
DOI: 10.34737/qz989

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