Final Program [International AIDS Society (11th: 1996: Vancouver, Canada)]

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S Amphi- 205 Track A: Basic Science
theatre A Poster Symposium:
Exhibit Geographic Distribution of HIV Subtypes
& Poster Moderators:
Hall Ursula Dietrich, Germany / Carolyn Williamson, South Africa...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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FIRST FULL-LENGTH SEQUENCE PROTOTYPES OF HIV-I CLADES C, E AND G:TWO OF THREE ARE MOSAIC GENOMES
Carr Jean K', Salminen MO', Leinikki P2, Johansson B3, Burke DS4, McCutchan FE'. 'Henry M Jackson Foundation, Rockville, MD, USA;
2National Public Health Institute, Helsinki, Finland; 3Huddinge Central Hospital, Huddinge, Sweden; 4Walter Reed Army Institute of
Research, Rockville, MD, USA................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Tu.A.101
DISTINCT HIV-I SUBTYPES ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENT RISK GROUPS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Williamson, Carolyn/2, Engelbrecht S3, van Harmelen J2, van Rensburg EJ3, Bredell W3, Wood R2. ISAIMR; 2University of Cape Town;
3University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town, South Africa.
Tu.A. 102
COMPARISON OF HIV-I SEQUENCES FROM 1981 WITH MORE CURRENT ISOLATES IN THE UNITED STATES EPIDEMIC
Robbins Kenneth E, Jaffe HW, Schable CA, Brown TM, Rapier JM, Hoenes TE, Schochetman G, Kalish ML. CDC, Atlanta, GA................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Tu.A. 103
HIV-I DIVERSITY IN PATIENTS FROM RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
Morgado, Mariza G', Guimaraes MLI, Gripp CBGI, Costa CII,
SantosVGVI, Linhares-Carvalho MI3, Bastos FI2, Galvio-Castro B4, Castilho EA2/s, Bongertz VI. I'Instituto Oswaldo Cruz; 2DIS/CICT
FIOCRUZ, RJ; 3Amb Bco da Providencia RJ; 4LASP/CPqGM, FIOCRUZ, Ba; 5STD/AIDS/BR Ministry of Health, Brasilia, Brazil................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Tu.A. 104
ENVELOPE SEQUENCES AND BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF HIV-I SUBTYPE E ISOLATES FROM THAILAND
Auewarakul, Prasert', McLane MFI,Wasi C2, Essex MI. iHarvard AIDS Institute, Boston, MA, USA; 2Mahidol University Bangkok,
Thailand.
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S V3-BASED PEIA FOR SERODIFFERENTIATION OF HIV TYPES AND SUBTYPES: NON-B HIV-I SUBTYPES CONTRIBUTE TO
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S Dietrich, Ursula', Ruppach HI, Gehring SI, Maayan S2, SorianoV3, Knechten H4, Jaeger H5, Rubsamen-Waigmann H6. I'Georg-SpeyerHaus, Frankfurt, Germany; 2Hadassah Medical University Jerusalem, Israel; 3lnstituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid, Spain; 4Praxenzentrum
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