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An evolutionary-based approach to quantify the genetic barrier to drug resistance in fast-evolving viruses: an application to HIV-1 subtypes and integrase inhibitors

2019-05-24

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Viral pathogens causing global disease burdens are often characterised by high rates of evolutionary changes, facilitating escape from therapeutic or immune selective pressure. Extensive viral diversity at baseline can shorten the time to resistance emergence and alter mutational pathways, but the impact of genotypic background on the genetic barrier can be difficult to capture, in particular for antivirals in exp...

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e49b0320-7238-558b-9fad-566d014a502e
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10.1101/647297
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