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(Q38448548)

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Drug-resistant variants that evolve during nonsuppressive therapy persist in HIV-1-infected peripheral blood mononuclear cells after long-term highly active antiretroviral therapy

scientific article published on April 2004

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Drug-resistant variants that evolve during nonsuppressive therapy persist in HIV-1-infected peripheral blood mononuclear cells after long-term highly active antiretroviral therapy (English)
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15021312
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3 September 2017
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Chris Verhofstede
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15021312
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3 September 2017
Ann Noë
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15021312
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Els Demecheleer
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15021312
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Nancy De Cabooter
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4
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15021312
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Filip Van Wanzeele
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5
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15021312
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Bea Van Der Gucht
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6
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15021312
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Dirk Vogelaers
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7
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15021312
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Jean Plum
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8
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15021312
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publication date
1 April 2004
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15021312
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473-483
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15021312
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