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Emergence of HIV-1 C/A1 and C/A1/D circulating recombinant forms, and dominance of subtype C and R5 use from whole genome sequence analysis in Addis Ababa

2019-07-23

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background The HIV pandemic in Ethiopia is dominated by subtype C with sporadic A and D epidemiology. The presence of subtypes A and D may result in emergence of recombinant viruses, and increase the genetic diversity that makes monitoring the HIV epidemic, and the development of vaccines and therapeutics difficult. This study is aimed at determining subtypes, circulating recombinant f...

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4cce0c99-3408-5552-baa0-8b1ea2357eaa
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10.21203/rs.2.11841/v1
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