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Role of antiretroviral therapy exposure host genetics on cytomegalovirus infection status and association with gut microbiome profiles among pregnant black African women
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is an important antenatal infection that is prevalent in the developing world. The disabling and potentially fatal effects of CMV acquisition or reactivation during pregnancy on the developing foetus and or neonate are known but, factors predisposing pregnant women to CMV are n...
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Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences
2021
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