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Investigation of HIV-TB co-infection through analysis of the potential impact of host genetic variation on host-pathogen protein interactions
HIV and Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) co-infection causes treatment and diagnostic difficulties, which places a major burden on health care systems in settings with high prevalence of both infectious diseases, such as South Africa. Human genetic variation adds further complexity, with variants af...
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Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences
2022
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