Analysis of near full-length genome sequences of HIV type 1 BF intersubtype recombinant viruses from Brazil reveals their independent origins and their lack of relationship to CRF12_BF.
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Amilcar Tanuri | M. Thomson | A. Tanuri | Michael M Thomson | Rafael Nájera | Gema Casado | María Sierra | Silvia May | Nuria Manjón | M. Sierra | N. Manjón | G. Casado | R. Nájera | Silvia May | María Sierra | Gema Casado
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