HIV-1 Latent Reservoir Size and Diversity Are Stable Following Brief Treatment Interruption

Journal of Clinical Investigation- United States

doi 10.1172/jci120194

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June 18, 2018

Authors

D. Brenda Salantes

Tuhina Srivastava

Randall L. Tressler

Richard A. Koup

Mohamed Abdel-Mohsen

Scott Sherrill-Mix

Kevin McCormick

E. Turner Overton

Frederic D. Bushman

Gerald H. Learn

Robert F. Siliciano

Janet M. Siliciano

Katharine J. Bar

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American Society for Clinical Investigation

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