Bridging the Gap: Index Volume [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1998: Geneva, Switzerland)]
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12th World AIDS Conference PI plasmids 147 Keyword Abstract Keyword Abstract urea: An alternative to a containing triple regimen in ART-naive H e to protease inhibitor ( ) therapy in clinical practice: Usefulness ts/Protease inhibitors ( ) are associated with viral load suppressi therapy (including one )/Factors associated in a Hispanic cohor ed/Protease inhibitors ( ) in the HIV+ homeless and marginally ho TG)/Protease inhibitor ( ) use in women and children treated at sit sure protease inhibitor ( ) and reverse transcriptase inhibitor (RTI with protease inhibitor ( ) containing regimens: Is it equal for all?/ ing protease inhibitors ( ): economical impact on opportunistic inf ed to protease inhibitor ( ) adherence among sexually active mennts/Protease inhibitor ( ) change within a triple antiretroviral ther e of protease inhibitors ( ) in HIV infected patients over the age of with protease inhibitor ( ) use in a large clinical practice/Two year two protease inhibitor ( ) regimens (d4T+3TC+IDV vs. d4T+RTV with protease inhibitor ( ) in HIV infected patients/Predictors of vi ith protease inhibitors ( )/Comparison of viral load mean in the s aved by parental AIDS/ Picking up the pieces: Caregivers of adole nflammatory disease ( PID) in HIV+ and HIV- women/Clinical co mongst PLWH/A on the Pilly Lutaaya Initiative - PLWH/A project/I ion for nurses in China/ Pilot program in experiential HIV/AIDS ed a (AIDS-NHL) patients: study/Idarubicin contained regimen i pediatric clinic rotation/ study on attitudes and knowledge ab STD/AIDS prevention: project/Education of road haullers an LWAs in their family/ project in Thailand to improve the soc ndian industry (CII): a pilot study/AIDS at the workplace in India dication adherence - A study/Impact of THE (Tools for Healt e programs: Results of testing in Poland, 1997/A simple met haw drivers in Delhi - A study/Risk assessment for STD and HIV prevalence area: A study/An HIV and sexual health need of HIV in a rural area/A study of the epidemiology of HIV in a r ombination therapies: A study/Psychological factors and adh K coalition back to work project/UK coalition back to work saquinavir (ANRS 069 study)/Resistance related mutations i ence in HIV+ women: A investigation/Determinants of medic protective device - A study/Acceptability of female condo hina/Evaluation of a STD/HIV prevention program with girl IV positive persons - A study/"Kootikuppala compound": A p n Indian HIV patients: A study/Effect of unique herbal formula f a triple combination study and traditional drugs in HIV-1 in tively fit: A prospective, project in community-based HIV reha d assistance AIDS/STD center for young people/Sanitary stra h part of Switzerland: A study/Behavioural risk factors for hep nce, China/Results of a intervention among girl-attendants at I counselling centre - A project/Voluntary HIV testing and mo ptococcal meningitis/A study of the treatment of elevated intr ourly dosing regimen: A study/Indinavir 12 hour dosing an alt s/Preliminary data of a study comparing two protease inhibit As: Popular education, PINOY PLUS, and its power over its future/ her protease inhibitors ( PIs )/In vitro antiviral activity and pharmaco iral protease inhibitors ( ) on serum lipids and glucose in HIV-inf or protease inhibitors ( ): A clinical cohort study/HIV genotypic nd pharmacokinetic ( PK ) profiles of KNI 272 when combined wit HGC) bioavailability: A study in healthy volunteers (HV)/Riton MP)/Pharmacokinetic ( ) interaction between nevirapine (NVP) x (MAC) bacteremia/A placebo-controlled trial of rifabutin added domized, double-blind, trial of erythromycin v ults of an international, trial (ALRT 1057-503) phase II, double-blind,, dose ranging study t 6-004]/A double-blind, study to assess the s hase III, double-blind,, multicenter study to d Thailand/Randomized trial of short-course or e herbs: A randomized, trial/Treatment of HIV he HIV positive patient: Placebo controlled trial of methylphenidat ndard of care in Africa/ control trials of short-course antir drens' participation in a placebo controlled trial- The PENTA I trial I ulcers: A double-blind controlled clinical trial/Thalidomi eers into a randomized, controlled phase I HIV-1 vaccine t d patients/Double blind controlled trial of oral dehydroepi 1 transmission in utero/ Placenta infection in HIV-1 transmission in not infected in full-term placenta of HIV-seropositive mothers und a/Association between placental malaria infection and increased r ected homosexual men/ Plasma zinc, copper, and mortality in HIV 32315 32337 32390 32403 389*/32406 32444 42277 42305 44247 60192 60321 60388 60547 60791 60805 60992 47*/44215 32128 34278 13477 22294 32447 33557 44211 13439 14271 410*/23178 23436 23522 23559 24282 543*/24288 32302 32342 33127 33340 42329 42385 42395 504*/42400 43213 43411 44316 60139 60231 60484 60791 34171 12339 12381 229*/32287 12339 42257 60623 22176 22189 618*/22277 22334 22340 22343 30*"/33163 42381 22429 35*"/42201 12261 32247 33219 42326 23277 23286 461 */23268 12118 21115 22393 32190 41164 164*/42141 42175 42180 over a 48-week period/ concentrations of saquinavir (SQV 511*/42261 yelitis in an HIV patient/ cell granuloma presenting as trans 60176 HIV-1 infected patients/ levels of pro-inflammatory cytokin 60488 fore after TB treatment/ viral load in HIV-1 and HIV-2 co-inf 60742 DS-associated wasting/ leptin levels in AIDS-associated w 60898 on of HIV-1 viral load in plasma: Influence of the HIV-1 subtype/Bli 11175 ysis of vitamin A and E levels in HIV+ ex-homeless subjec 12121 Detection of HIV RNA in below quantifiable limits associate 12128 ween delavirdine (DLV) levels, HIV RNA responses and D 12206 TC)/lnterim analysis of viral burden reductions and CD4 in 129*/12219 ad in blood and seminal of patients receiving antiretroviral t 12284 nough? Suppression of viral load below 20 copies/mL is ne 12364 ts in relation to indinavir levels in HIV-infected patients/Uro 12372 6te d'lvoire/HIV-1 RNA viral load and CD4 counts before a 13271 gression after knowing HIV-1 RNA level?/Is cell-associat 13308 an, Cote d'lvoire/HIV-1 viral load in tuberculosis patients w 13328 an, C6te d'lvoire/HIV-1 viral load and CD4 counts in surviv 13329 ubtypes, virus isolation, viral load, and clinical spectrum (th 21154 py induced reduction in virus load leads to decrease in lym 21163 I to CD4 cell count and HIV RNA copy number/Fas media 21165 al outcome/Increased levels of soluble adhesion molecul 21173 nd soluble factors in the /Correlation between HIV RNA an 21178 ation with Candida and HIV RNA in asymptomatic patients 22214 etween the detection of cytomegalovirus (CMV) DNA and 22265 of HIV-1 RNA copies in and CD4 counts to human papillo 22317 ison between seminal RNA (SP-RNA) and blood plasma 22339 ugs enough? Baseline viral load as a predictor of virologic 22359 dictors of undetectable viral loads in 250 HIV(+) women in 22365 olecular parameters in and PBMCs in naive patients with 22383 T despite undetectable virus/HIV replication persists in pa 22388 ur-drug combination in and lymph node cells: The Quadri- 22397 /Neutralizing antibody, and cervical viral burden in relation 23290 men with undetectable viral loads/Perceptions, attitudes, 23389 oad in seminal fluid and compartments/The impact of riton 23397 gh correlation between and seminal HIV-1 viral load in anti 23399 al load in breakfast and in HIV infected mothers/Determin 23400 ound HIV antibody and viral load in HIV infected patients r 31102 on rate of HGV in blood, but not seminal fluid plasma of HI 32101 ers correlate with HIV-1 viral load and are improved by hig 32139 sociated with increased HIV RNA/Increased resting energ 32168 ebrospinal fluid (CSF), and CNS involvement in HIV patie 32201 II sub-populations and of HIV+ individuals and HIV- cont 32210 te HIV pol sequence in and genital tract of women: Genital 334*/32279 genotypic mutations in HIV of patients failing tritherapy co 32301 itoring compliance and levels in patients treated with indin 512*/32330 pregnancy/Changes in viral load related to short-course or 33164 V-1 RNA levels in dried and whole blood spots/Multicente 33166 HIV-RNA quantitation in /Comparative evaluation of a new t 41132 NA quantitation from, peripheral blood mononuclear cel 41133 ion of HIV-2 viral load in /A competitive RT-PCR method fo 41136 cutainer~ Brand PPT"T preparation tubes for HIV viral load 41138 HIV-1 proviral DNA and RNA changes in advanced patient 41140 ymphocyte-derived and HIV-RNA viral loads in patients wit 41144 proved quantification of RNA for non-B HIV-1 subtypes usi 41154 P) by direct analysis of reverse transcriptase activity/Rap 41209 1 genomes detected in and blood mononuclear cells/Co 41217 soluble CD30 (sCD30) levels and the percentage of apopt 41235 ay (bDNA, RT-PCR) on HIV RNA decay/Effect of processi 42144 al HIV-1 RNA levels and viral load/Cervicovaginal HIV-1 R 42148 cy HIV study/Impact of HIV RNA on CD4 change and outc 42153 pinal fluid (CSF) versus HIV RNA levels in patients with Al 42170 ship with RNA levels in /HIV-1 cellular infectious load in pe 42176 V-1 viral load (bDNA) in samples in pediatric cases/Analyz 42178 decline of HIV-1 RNA in correlates with nelfinavir concentr 510*"/42259 ning triple therapy/Low levels of indinavir (IDV) are highly 42275 oncentrations in human /Methods to measure protease inh 42277 nal failure/Single-dose profiles of abacavir (1592, ABC) in 42278 odeling the dynamics in viral load and CD4+ lymphocyte c 43473 ess evaluation/Should PCR be used to target CMV proph 44242 ence of toxic factors on viral load in patients with HIV-1 dis 60264 f NASBA for monitoring HIV-1 RNA levels/The use of NAS 60306 A anti-HIV antibodies in and saliva from patients with HIV i 60587 s) for quantifying HIV-1 viral load/Usefulness of the new N 60679 ht shipment/Stability of HIV viral load in Vacutainer~ plas 60731 fy HIV-1-RNA in clinical samples/Ultra-sensitive HIV-1 Mo 60886 ng-term suppression of viremia despite antiviral discontinu 61000 s/Correlation between plasmatic levels of indinavir and inmunolo 12286 assurance program for viral load of HIV-1 by NASBA te 43463 taneous apoptosis and viremia in HIV infected patients 60975 pediatric HIV infection/ 1 infected individuals/ function after one year/ rapy of HIV-1 infection/ s in early HIV infection/ her commercial assays/ n HIV-infected patients/ rognostic indicators/ L-selectin level correlates with viru viral load reduction in an open-lab viral load predicts cognitive functio concentrations of IL-16, but not of and genital tract viral load and ST HIV-1 RNA quantification: Compa viral load, CD4 count and p24 anti immune activation marker levels c 42181 env and gag-containing plasmids for DNA immunization against H 21211
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