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Subtypes-specific patterns in HIV type 1reverse transcriptase and protease in Oyo state, Nigeria: implications for drug resistance and Host Response
As the use of antiretroviral therapy becomes more widespread across Africa, it is imperative to characterize baseline molecular variability and subtype-specific peculiarities of drug targets in non-subtype B HIV-1 infection. We sequenced and analyzed 35 reverse transcriptase (RT) and 43 protease (PR...
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