HIV-1 proteases from drug-naive West African patients are differentially less susceptible to protease inhibitors.

Masanobu Kinomoto; Regina Appiah-Opong; J A M Brandful; Masaru Yokoyama; Nicholas Nii-Trebi; Evelyn Ugly-Kwame; Hironori Sato; David Ofori-Adjei; Takeshi Kurata; Françoise Barre-Sinoussi

doi:10.1086/431197

HIV-1 proteases from drug-naive West African patients are differentially less susceptible to protease inhibitors.

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HIV-1 proteases from drug-naive West African patients are differentially less susceptible to protease inhibitors.

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