Unintegrated circular HIV-1 DNA in the peripheral mononuclear cells of HIV-1-infected subjects: association with high levels of plasma HIV-1 RNA, rapid decline in CD4 count, and clinical progression to AIDS.
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J. Zeh | A. Collier | L. Corey | R. Coombs | L. Panther
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