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Epidemioogical evidence of recent introduction of HIV-1 subtypes B and O into Nigeria
Peptide based Enzyme Immuno-assay (PELISA) was used to determine HIV-1 subtypes circulating in Nigeria. The synthetic peptide used as the capture antigen were designed from the consensus sequence of the third hypervariable region (V3loop) of 6 HIV-1 subtypes namely A, B, C, D, E and O. A total of 92...
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