HIV-1 patients may harbor viruses of different phylogenetic subtypes: implications for the evolution of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

Pieniazek, D.; Janini, L. M.; Ramos, A.; Tanuri, A.; Schechter, M.; Peralta, J. M.; Vicente, A. C.; Pieniazek, N. K.; Schochetman, G.; Rayfield, M. A.

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HIV-1 patients may harbor viruses of different phylogenetic subtypes: implications for the evolution of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

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1995 Jul-Sep
By Pieniazek, D. ; Janini, L. M. ; Ramos, A. ; ...

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Emerg Infect Dis
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Pieniazek, D. ; Janini, L. M. ; Ramos, A. ; Tanuri, A. ; Schechter, M. ; Peralta, J. M. ; Vicente, A. C. ; Pieniazek, N. K. ; Schochetman, G. ; Rayfield, M. A.
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Communicable Diseases Disease Outbreaks Evolution, Molecular Genetic Variation Global Health Hiv-1 Hiv-2 Hiv Infections Humans Phylogeny Polymerase Chain Reaction
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Emerg Infect Dis. 1(3):86-88.
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
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