HIV-1 Specific CD4 Responses in Primary HIV-1 Infection predict disease progression in the SPARTAC Trial

HIV-1 Specific CD4 Responses in Primary HIV-1 Infection predict disease progression in the SPARTAC Trial

Objectives Immune factors determining clinical progression following HIV-1 infection remain unclear. The SPARTAC trial randomised 366 participants in primary HIV infection (PHI) to different short course therapies. The aim of this study was to investigate how early immune responses in PHI impacted c...

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Main Authors:	Frater, A, Ewings, F, Hurst, J, Brown, H, Robinson, N, Fidler, S, Babiker, A, Weber, J, Porter, K, Phillips, R
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	Wolters Kluwer 2013

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