Selection, Transmission, and Reversion of an Antigen-Processing Cytotoxic T-Lymphocyte Escape Mutation in Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Infection
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Alessandro Sette | Kenneth A. Freedberg | Philip J. R. Goulder | Christian Brander | Eric S. Rosenberg | Todd M. Allen | E. Rosenberg | M. Altfeld | B. Walker | M. John | S. Mallal | A. Sette | B. Mothé | K. Freedberg | C. Brander | Xu G. Yu | P. Goulder | M. Johnston | M. Lichterfeld | S. Le Gall | Bruce D. Walker | Marcus Altfeld | Paul K. Lee | Mary N. Johnston | Elizabeth T. Kalife | Mathias Lichterfeld | Mina John | Simon A. Mallal | D. Cohen | E. Kalife | Sylvie Le Gall | Kristin M. O'Sullivan | Bianca R. Mothe | Daniel E. Cohen | Daryld A. Strick | Kristin M. O’Sullivan | D. Strick | Xu G. Yu | Xu G. Yu | X. Yu | Xu G. Yu
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