Transmission Patterns of HIV-Subtypes A/AE versus B: Inferring Risk-Behavior Trends and Treatment-Ef...
Transmission Patterns of HIV-Subtypes A/AE versus B: Inferring Risk-Behavior Trends and Treatment-Efficacy Limitations from Viral Genotypic Data Obtained Prior to and during Antiretroviral Therapy
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Avidor, Boaz , Turner, Dan , Mor, Zohar , Chalom, Shirley , Riesenberg, Klaris , Shahar, Eduardo , Pollack, Shimon , Elbirt, Daniel , Sthoeger, Zev , Maayan, Shlomo , Olshtain-Pops, Karen , Averbuch, Diana , Chowers, Michal , Istomin, Valery , Anis, Emilia , Mendelson, Ella , Ram, Daniela , Levy, Itzchak and Grossman, Zehava
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United States: Public Library of Science
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HIV subtypes A and CRF01_AE (A/AE) became prevalent in Israel, first through immigration of infected people, mostly intravenous-drug users (IVDU), from Former Soviet-Union (FSU) countries and then also by local spreading. We retrospectively studied virus-transmission patterns of these subtypes in comparison to the longer-established subtype B, eval...
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Transmission Patterns of HIV-Subtypes A/AE versus B: Inferring Risk-Behavior Trends and Treatment-Efficacy Limitations from Viral Genotypic Data Obtained Prior to and during Antiretroviral Therapy
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TN_cdi_plos_journals_1346597123
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1932-6203
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1932-6203
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10.1371/journal.pone.0057789
