Bridging the Gap: Index Volume [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1998: Geneva, Switzerland)]

history * HIV-1 79 12th World AIDS Conference - Keyword Abstract -- mong IDUs and natural of HIV infection in Ruili, China, 199 23244 ecombinant strains of ed sex workers with no of injecting drug use, in New York c 23407 V3-loop amino acids of /AIDS in prisons - The of life in prison as an indicator of ris 23555 ity and diversity among e aetiology and natural of neutropenia in HIV disease/The 32152 n/Genetic evolution of record important family and personal information for their c 33360 ntrapatient variability of ited States/HIV testing among adults in the United States/ 43140 for the quantification of eaving sex work: Work in a cohort of female sex workers in 43257 ization of South African h application to natural studies/Estimation of date of HIV- 43472 ull-length sequences of the medical and dental questionnaire of HIV+/AIDS patien 60248 nic epitopes shared by mbai, India/The natural of HIV-1/2 in Mumbai, India/The n 60331 enetic recombination of ngeneic lymphocytes in HIV-1-discordant identical twins/In vivo p 346*/42322 ces in Mexico between or 5 (CCR5) gene in an HIV-1-infected patient/Homozygous 32 b 12105 ersubtype recombinant antiretroviral therapy in patients/Positive influence 12116 d'lvoire/Distribution of of disease among 2261 patients at a hospital in Ba 12144 scape recombinants of s in long-term culture of cells/Drug combination stu 12362 3 sequence diversity of of CD4+ T cell death in subjects: Inhibition by anti- 21160 encing of 4 East African n by TNF-a produced by macrophages/Stimulation 21168 nfections in Cameroon/ nulomatous hepatitis in patients/Fever of unknown 22134 netic characterization of ponse to IL-2 therapy in individuals heterozygous f 22419 geny-based analysis of hocyte (CTL) activity in Ugandan adults/Cross-cla 31139 y in Cameroon/Study of ne antibodies in sera of patients/Anti-chemokine a 31161 munological evaluation/ red by flow cytometry in subjects/CMV disease stat 31180 typing in distinguishing d after anti-retroviral in subjects: A four-year follow 41193 n/Cloning of full-length -cell count in a group of South African patients/Abil 42187 f the genetic diversity of he peripheral nerve in individuals under stavudin 60023 /A unique recombinant and monokine levels in patients with CD4+ T lymp 60132 he 1960s and 1970s/ ctivity of nitric oxide in cells/Apoptotic activity of n 60255 PCR-FLP/Subtyping of o/HHV-6-independent HIV-1-infection of CD8+ T cells in vivo/HH 21130 scape recombinants of system/Antigenicity of HIV-1-like Gag-V3 chimeric particles expre 21204 G-A hypermutation on ion and enumeration of HIV-1-producing cells by ELISPOT (Enzy 42131 n of genetic subtypes of n therapy/Worsening of HIV-1-related immune thrombocytopenia i 32154 Brazil/Seroreactivity to kits for quantification of HIV-1-RNA in an open, prospective study i 60504 ariability in Morocco/ ous primers to quantify in clinical plasma samples/Ultr 60886 acterization of Russian des in treatment-naive HIV-1-seropositive persons/Activity of sof 12145 e phenotype of primary Bulk measurements of HIV-1-specific cytolytic T lymphocyte activ 31156 Vaginal transmission of of genetically modified, syngeneic lymphocytes in 346*/42322 mpanzees/Dynamics of agonists/Modulation of HIV-1 infection by CCR5 antagonists/Mod 56*/11103 BC) prevents spread of f tion of CCR5-mediated s and cellular targets for ant macrophage-tropic -receptors used by NSI o-receptor usage of an use and MT2 tropism of usage of tissue-derived blocks T-cell line-tropic lecular determinants of ependent dual receptor ad repeat sequence of S therapy/Inhibition of he E89G substitution in activation of integrated 66 during the course of eat shock modulation of g and HIV-1 replication/ al RNA and protease of nsmission of immature ntification of a minimum n viral infection/Role of P) by expression of the hemical localizations of /Cell cycle G2 arrest by s in mice transgenic for lecular mechanisms of 5/CD95L pathway/The a B patients after clonal of infection/Diversity of ines in the shedding of ynamics during primary mproved suppression of operational?/Fitness of II stages of infection/ ersistently infected with infection/Interaction of n different subtypes of ecular epidemiology of onoclonal antibodies to Unique and highly novel okine receptor usage of y/Co-receptor usage of /Analysis of full-length infection by ccr5A32/Mechanism of 54*/11105 s in the pathogenesis of in the human female genital tract/Co 10*/11106 ubjects co-infected with selected by passage in cell culture/I 11110 m as determinant of the strains that infect CD4+ T-cell lines, 11111 copper, and mortality in isolate derived from HIV +ve person 11112 T-cell count/The role of chimeric clones having envelope V3 11113 Uganda/Progression of primary isolates obtained from patie 11116 e of death in a cohort of entry/A small molecule CXCR4 inhib 11117 ncy/Control of maternal tropism for human colonic cells and a 11118 a/Influence of maternal infection vs. single receptor chemota 11120 n reduction of perinatal gp41 dominantly interferes with wild- 11121 tality and neoplasms of reverse transcription by actinomycin 376*/11124 eceptor gene in vertical reverse transcriptase in regard to inc 11125 ty and mortality among genomes in cell culture by CpG meth 11127 nization does not affect infection/Potential protective effect 11128 urden in rapid pediatric infection/Heat shock modulation of 11129 n one year after primary Vif is an endogenous inhibitor of HIV- 377*/11130 mbasa, Kenya/Primary on infectious virion assembly/The im 379*/11131 cute viral and chronic during protease inhibitor treatment o 11132 inistered since primary gag sequence required for particle a 11134 ir (141W94) therapy in capsid phosphorylation in viral infecti 11135 s and CD4 increases in gag gene in a Baculovirus system/Pr 11136 maintenance therapy in Gag proteins and formation of O-sha 11138 DV) to reduce perinatal Vpr is not responsible for Vpr-induce 11141 rogression of chronic Vpr/T cell apoptosis in mice transge 11142 D for the treatment of nuclear import: matrix antigen and V 381*/11144 minantly infected with Nef protein induces CD4+ T-cell apo 11145 NVP) can reduce CSF infection/Diversification of nef and v 11146 d children with perinatal long terminal repeat sequences deri 11148 f nelfinavir in paediatric in semen/Seminal cell-associated vi 279*/11151 ritonavir in children with infection/Impact of a highly active an 11155 of HIV-1 protease/Antireplication over triple therapy/Altern 11156 (NVP): Suppression of RT mutants: Is MOller's ratchet opera 11157 lity for the resistance of cellular RNA load arise in late stage 11158 /Two-year durability of /Characterization of a new long-term 11159 el series of dimerization and hepatitis B virus (HBV) in mixed i 11160 C in antiretroviral-naive can recombine and initiate a spreadi 11161 d functional changes in genetic subtypes in West and Centra 430*/11163 V) plus 1 nucleoside in /Immunologically-defined subgroups 11164 nd lamivudine (3TC) in strains in HIV-1 + HIV-2 co-infected 11165 sine a novel inhibitor of primary isolates of different genetic s 9*/11166 t nuclear localization of isolates of different subtypes derived 211*/11167 cohort of symptomatic RNA genomic sequences in the geni 11169 urveillance for group O - Keyword Abstract are frequently found among new full I 435*/11170 group O strains in Cameroun/Variab 11171 isolates from the Philippines/V3 Loo 11172 subtype A in African children present 11173 group O ANT70 during a ten year foil 11174 viral load in plasma: Influence of the 11175 isolates/Neutralization of South Afri 11176 subtypes A-J: Inter-subtype recombi 11177 virions of different genetic subtypes ( 11178 strains identified in China/Genetic re 429*/11179 subtype B, sexual preferences and r 11180 /The global spread of subtypes and i 11181 subtypes among HIV-1 positive tube 11182 in a dual-infected transfusion recipie 11183 subtype E in infected mothers and th 11184 reveals 2 recombinants and a geogr 11186 group M and HIV-1 group O co-infect 432*/11187 subtypes in Cameroon/Serologic an 11189 evolution in vivo/Phylogeny-based a 11190 env variability in Cameroon/Study of 11191 subtype D infection in Brazil: Molecul 11192 subtype B from non-B/Discordances 11193 genomes from recent infections in In 11194 group 0/Analysis of the genetic dive 11195,mixing subtypes A and H, found in a 11196 intrasubtype diversification originate 11197 in Mexico by envHMA and gagPCR- 11198 in a dually-infected transfusion recipi 11199 genome/Possible restrictions of G- 11200 from Korean patients with advanced 11201 peptides in pregnant women in Porto 11202 variability in Morocco/ 11203 subtype B isolate with unusual V3 lo 11204 isolates and their susceptibility to ne 11211 in Hu-PBL-SCID mice/Vaginal trans 11215 subtype B and E strains after simulta 11223 in brain tissue of SCID mice with HIV 556*/11233 infection/Role of CCR5A32 and CC 12110 and HTLV-2/CD4+ lymphocyte coun 12113 viral load/Haptoglobin polymorphis 12115 infected homosexual men/Plasma zi 12118 phenotype in viral pathogenesis and 12126 disease in rural Uganda/Progressio 12131 infected adults in Uganda/Outcome 12143 disease during pregnancy/Control o 459*/12151 and HIV-2 on child survival in Gambi 214*/12153 transmission/The potential role of int 12156 infected children: Long-term follow-u 12160 transmission and disease progressio 12162 infected and uninfected Kenyan chil 12163 progression in perinatally infected ch 12170 disease/Heart, lung, and immune ab 12171 infection with a zidovudine-resistant 12184 infection: Clinical manifestations am 333*/12186 infection: Persistently expanded me 12189 infection (PHI)/Long-term evaluatio 12199 infected antiretroviral naive subjects 286*/12204 infected patients with Rescriptor (DL 129*/12219 infection: Early results/ADAM study. 12229 transmission in PACTG 076/Lack of 12233 infected patients in very early stages 12238 infection in a Thai study population/ 12240 clade E/Study HIV-NAT 002: The sa 12241 viral load in pediatric patients with ad 12253 infection/Response to ritonavir in se 12254 infection/UK experience of nelfinavir 12258 /Combination antiretroviral therapy i 12259 activity of and HIV-1 resistance profil 12270 RNA to fewer than 50 copies/ml duri 12275 protease inhibitors/Importance of m 12277 load suppression in patients treated 12279 protease inhibitors/Peptidic "tongs" 12289 infected patients/Fortovase" (saqui 12301 infected patient during HAART/Lym 12302 infected patients/Potent and conven 12314 infected individuals/An open-label r 12357 replication/(-)-/-D-2,6-diaminopuri 12358 genome/Novel anti-retroviral compo 12370 infected adults in Nairobi, Kenya/Ev 12407 infections among African-born HIV in 13103

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Bridging the Gap: Index Volume [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1998: Geneva, Switzerland)]
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