Patients infected with HIV type 1 non-B subtypes had a decreased probability for a virological failure while receiving combination antiretroviral therapy compared with individuals infected with subtype B. Subtypes A and CRF02_AG, in particular, revealed improved outcome
IntroductionHIV is a highly diverse virus with significant genetic variability which may confer biol...
Background. To analyze the time trends of the viral subtype distributions according to gender, risk ...
AbstractIntroductionLong-term natural history cohorts of HIV-1 in the absence of treatment provide t...
BACKGROUND: Antiretroviral compounds have been predominantly studied in human immunodeficiency virus...
(See the Editorial Commentary by Gatell, on pages 1153–5.) Background. Antiretroviral compounds have...
Antiretroviral compounds have been predominantly studied in human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV...
BACKGROUND: We aimed to compare rates of virologic response and CD4 changes after combination antire...
Currently, 24 active antiretroviral agents are available for use in the United States. These agents ...
(See the article by Scherrer et al, on pages 1143–52.) About 2 years ago, in a past issue of Clinica...
Objectives: To estimate prognosis by viral subtype in HIV-1-infected individuals from start of antir...
We aimed to compare rates of virologic response and CD4 changes after combination antiretroviral (cA...
Background: The genetic differences among HIV-1 subtypes may be critical to clinical management and ...
Introduction HIV is a highly diverse virus with significant genetic variability which may confer bio...
Despite advances in antiretroviral therapy that have revolutionized HIV disease management, effectiv...
BACKGROUND: Our understanding of HIV-1 and antiretroviral treatment (ART) is strongly biased towards...
IntroductionHIV is a highly diverse virus with significant genetic variability which may confer biol...
Background. To analyze the time trends of the viral subtype distributions according to gender, risk ...
AbstractIntroductionLong-term natural history cohorts of HIV-1 in the absence of treatment provide t...
BACKGROUND: Antiretroviral compounds have been predominantly studied in human immunodeficiency virus...
(See the Editorial Commentary by Gatell, on pages 1153–5.) Background. Antiretroviral compounds have...
Antiretroviral compounds have been predominantly studied in human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV...
BACKGROUND: We aimed to compare rates of virologic response and CD4 changes after combination antire...
Currently, 24 active antiretroviral agents are available for use in the United States. These agents ...
(See the article by Scherrer et al, on pages 1143–52.) About 2 years ago, in a past issue of Clinica...
Objectives: To estimate prognosis by viral subtype in HIV-1-infected individuals from start of antir...
We aimed to compare rates of virologic response and CD4 changes after combination antiretroviral (cA...
Background: The genetic differences among HIV-1 subtypes may be critical to clinical management and ...
Introduction HIV is a highly diverse virus with significant genetic variability which may confer bio...
Despite advances in antiretroviral therapy that have revolutionized HIV disease management, effectiv...
BACKGROUND: Our understanding of HIV-1 and antiretroviral treatment (ART) is strongly biased towards...
IntroductionHIV is a highly diverse virus with significant genetic variability which may confer biol...
Background. To analyze the time trends of the viral subtype distributions according to gender, risk ...
AbstractIntroductionLong-term natural history cohorts of HIV-1 in the absence of treatment provide t...