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Laboratory profile of HIV-1 and dual HIV-1/HIV-2 associaed acquired immunodeficiency sydrome in Nigeria
" Background: HIV-2 is comparatively less pathogenic with slow progression of infection to clinical disease and consequently there is less of information on the occurrence of HIV-2 associated disease than HIV-1. We hereby describe some laboratory profiles of individuals presenting with HIV-2 and du...
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