persistently hiv-1 seronegative nairobi sex workers are susceptible to in vitro infection
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Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate whether resistance to HIV-1 infection in a subset of highly exposed sex workers correlates with resistance at the cellular level.
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| Authors | ;Dorothee Bienzle;Kelly S MacDonald;Karen FT Copeland;Job J Bwayo;Francis A Plummer;Kenneth L Rosenthal |
| Journal | computer science |
| Year | 2000 |
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