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Genetic diversity and population structure within Botswana: association with HIV-1 infection
Southern Africa is disproportionately affected by HIV-1, with Botswana being among the most affected countries. The interindividual heterogeneity in susceptibility or resistance to HIV-1 and progression upon infection is attributable to, among other factors, host genetic variation. Characterisation...
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Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences
2021
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