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Male genital tract versus blood HIV-1 compartmentalization and selection: the first step of the transmission bottleneck?
Introduction Sexual transmission of HIV-1 accounts for more than 80% of all the transmissions globally. After transmission, approximately 80% of the newly disseminated infections can be traced to a single variant, which comes from the minor HIV-1 population within the transmitting donor. This has...
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Division of Immunology
2020
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