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Evolution of viral populations in individuals infected with single and multiple HIV subtypes : a study of HIV-1 dual infection in a high risk cohort of female bar workers from Tanzania
The Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is characterized by high replication rate and high levels of diversity resulting in numerous quasispecies that form a 'swarm' in the infected individual. HIV diversification is driven by selection pressure exerted by the host. The role of high viral diversity i...
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Institute of Infectious Disease and Molecular Medicine
2024
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