Residual Viraemia in HIV‐1‐Infected Patients with Plasma Viral Load ≤20 copies/ml is Associated with Increased Blood Levels of Soluble Immune Activation Markers
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Summary
The finding that RV was associated with higher pre‐HAART plasma viral load suggests that RV is linked to pre-HAART disease progression.
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- 2008-12-01
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Computer science
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