Biological phenotype of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 clones at different stages of infection: progression of disease is associated with a shift from monocytotropic to T-cell-tropic virus population
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H. Schuitemaker | N. Kootstra | J. Lange | F. Miedema | J. Lange | F Miedema | M Tersmette | M. Koot | J M Lange | R E de Goede | R. V. van Steenwijk | M Koot | N A Kootstra | H Schuitemaker | M W Dercksen | R P van Steenwijk | J K Schattenkerk | M. Dercksen | M. Tersmette | R. D. de Goede | R. P. Steenwijk | J. Schattenkerk | A. Neeltje | Frank | Kootstra | Miedema | Goede | DE RUUDE.Y. | Goede | J. K. M. E. Schattenkerk
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