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

12th World AIDS Conference HIV-1 e HIV-1 81 - Keyword Abstract - Keyword Abstract vertical transmission of ro/Placenta infection in e response in pregnant o-child transmission of erinatal transmission of etric factors for vertical vertical transmission of to-child transmission of sion?/Does a particular rophylactic zidovudine/ in preventing perinatal hildren at high risk for on of Pol mutant T215Y Vertical transmission of o-child transmission of isease among lactating d/Zidovudine reduces, Brazil/Surveillance of erinatal transmission of ulatory setting with high une, India/Shedding of udy among relatives of ganda/Risk factors for -1 subtypes in Uganda/ udy among relatives of Uganda/Prevalence of pe E infected Thai men/ an women/Changes in ntiretroviral therapy and y than subtype B-Thai/ en plasma and seminal e role in transmission of ct/Active production of on cervical shedding of eral blood/Detection of d clinical features in 125 osexual transmission of defense forces/Risk for Increasingly divergent ecision-making among ant Kenyan prostitutes/ ablished infection with e antibody response in n humoral responses to zing antibodies against aracterization of potent vors of HIV-1 infection/ s infected with different ation of salivary derived d to multiple regions of ponses early following mmunologic correlates/ olonged suppression of TL escape mutations in S-mediated inhibition of workers/New HLA-A11 toxic T cell response to ism and mother to child T lymphocytes (CTL) in cyte reconstitution and -term non-progressing rug-induced variants in dan adults/Cross-clade pecific T cells/Effect of oss-react with different ivated gpl20-depleted cytotoxicity (ADCC) in kines, IL-12 and IL4, on with macrophage tropic II (CTL) activity against dividuals infected with D4+ T-cell production in s expression of CD28 in xpression in paediatric Ilular immunity in acute ens in T lymphocytes of V Ethiopians: Effects of antibodies to HHV-8 in n children with perinatal espiratory conditions in:A meta-analysis from fifteen prospe 23275 al mycobacteria (AM) in transmission in utero/Placenta infec 23277 s regulatory regions by infected women and risk of perinatal 23279 seminal fluid plasma of in Abidjan, C6te d'lvoire/Study drug 31*/23280 helial neoplasia (CIN) in and HIV-2 in the Gambia/A commun 23284 nd is a viral reservoir in transmission in Malawi and Brazil/C 23285 ameters correlate with below 3% in the German perinatal co 23291 nd malondialdehyde in:Effect of preventive measures in full 23301 IV infected patients/ subtype strain favor vertical transmis 23302 mmatory cytokines and vertical transmission in the time of pr 23303 als/Cerebrospinal fluid infection in newborns delivered withi 23305 topes on the V3 loop of infection from S.o Paulo, Brazil/No 23307 1 infection/Antigen p24 isolates related to a high viral load un 23308 ear period/Meningitis in in the north of Portugal/Vertical trans 23316 SCS) in asymptomatic group O infection in Yaounde, Came 23318 assess the association/ infected women/Nipple disease am 23319 rent aphthous ulcers in perinatal transmission even if only th 23326 ndividuals with primary accidental contamination among he 23337 reated and drug-naive:Associations with bacterial vaginosi 527*/23347 ease inhibitor resistant seroprevalence/Pelvic inflammatory 23348 utations on different DNA subtypes C and A in genital ulc 23353 n T215Y/F in the same persistently seronegative prostitutes 23354 ce related mutations in infection in a rural population of 15,0 23356 nt regarding the use of heterosexual transmission: relations 23357 tion of mutations in the persistently seronegative prostitutes 23362 with acute and chronic and syphilis among women in Ugand 23383 combination therapy in viral load in blood and semen of subt 23390 r diagnosis of pediatric viral load after discontinuation of oral 23391 eful in reducing vertical shedding from anorectal mucosa/An 23393 vaginal flora, and risk of subtype RNA levels in semen of HIV- 23395 ulticenter evaluation of viral load in antiretroviral-naive Brazil 23399 tection of antibodies to in advanced HIV disease and advan 23401 wi/Sero-prevalence of in the female genital tract/Active pro 23442 Community cohorts for DNA/Effect of intrauterine device us 23453 binant BCG vaccine for in the female genital tract: Associatio 23488 litated DNA vaccine for infected women/Epidemiological an 23496 ermination of prevalent infection among women in Honduras 23506 cebo controlled phase I seroconversion in the Ugandan peop 519*/23507 ses with a combination seroprevalence in male and female c 23560 ant for vaccination with infected women/Determinants of co 24197 el of sexual behavior of specific mucosal IgA in a cohort of HI 329*/31101 ns of secretory IgA with primary isolates in the hu-PBL-SCID 330*/31103 peptide for detection of infection is directed against viral deb 331*/31104 tection of antibodies to envelope early in infection and subs 31107 V-1/O and HIV-2/Murex primary isolates positively correlate 31109 aphic test/Detection of sera able to neutralize 17 primary HI 31113 he Shiloov tube/In vitro specific immune responses and CC- 31114 Performance of calypte strains/Humoral immune response i 31117 zer/Performance of an specific IgA antibodies/Characteriza 31119 n criteria/Sensitivity of subtype E/HIV-specific cytotoxic T ly 599*/31120 r serologic diagnosis of clade-B infection/Cross-clade envel 601*/31122 /Field evaluation of the specific cytotoxic T-lymphocyte resp 600*/31123 evaluation of Amplicor viremia results in profound but incom 112*/31124 r sensitive detection of infection/Rare occurrence of CTL es 31125 nge and performance of infection of macrophages: p38 MAP 31126 asurement by Amplicor subtype E cytotoxic T lymphocyte (C 603*/31127 e assay/Quantitation of proteins among HLA disparate North 602*/31128 apy including indinavir/ transmission in Kenya/Class I MHC 210*/31131 mutations/Genotyping infected children: CTL recognition of 604*/31132 ersions of the Amplicor specific T cell responses during highl 113*/31134 nge of Roche Amplicor infected individual/Recognition of tw 31135 rison of proviral DNA in reverse transcriptase/Cytotoxic T ly 31137 CR) for the detection of specific cytotoxic T lymphocyte (CTL 31139 plasma RNA for non-B infection on chemokine receptor exp 31141 say for the detection of gag subtypes/Cytotoxic T lymphocyt 31149 nt in situ hybridization to immunogen (REMUNETM) in HIV-1 s 31151 Discrimination between infected patients receiving a recombi 31152 ssay of T- and M-tropic specific CTL activity/Effect of the Th 31153 combination-therapy of BaL/Peripheral blood mononuclear c 31154 deficiency virus type 1 ( proteins is not associated with risk of 31155 ed glucose tolerance in and Mycobacterium tuberculosis is a 31167 ranscriptase inhibitor of infection/Telomere length and telom 271*/31168 f triple combination in infected children: Correlation with pr 31173 /Destruction of gp41 of infection predicts disease progressio 31176 esponse to treatment of infection following antiretroviral thera 115*/31177 st treatment course for (+) individuals/Coexpression of CD6 31181 and characterization of infection/lmmunohaematological ref 31183 nd zidovudine-resistant positive individuals and normal blood 31192 e analogue/Inhibition of infection/Primary infection of human 31201 ations in therapy-naive seropositive adults in Kenya/Clinical 31208 henotypic detection of + patients/Infection by atypical myco 31210 Tat: Transactivation mechanisms of 31223 infected individuals/High detection r 32101 + women/Immunological parameters 32134 patients/The benign cystic lymphoe 32137 plasma viral load and are improved b 32139 infected individuals and patients with 32187 RNA, as measured by the Gen-Prob 32195 associated neurodegeneration: Onc 32200 RNA levels and efavirenz concentrat 32202 gp120 and neuronal cells/Shared an 32217 in cerebrospinal fluid in patients with 32222 infected patients: Results from a sev 32224 infection in Mulago hospital/Materna 32229 infection and miscarriage: A retrospe 32231 (+) and HIV-1(-) patients/Expressio 32250 infection/Frequency of transmission 228*/32280 infected patients as predictor of treat 233*/32282 to a recently infected antiretroviral-n 32288 quasi-species/Patients harbouring b 32296 reverse transcriptase is compatible 32300 pol gene of patients treated with a co 32302 genotyping for a community consorti 32307 reverse transcriptase (RT) gene and 32311 infection/Adherence to quadruple th 32328 positive gay men/Attitudes and age 32331 infection and quantification of virus lo 32442 transmission?/ls incomplete 076 AC 32450 infection and STDs/Vaginal coloniza 33148 RNA levels in dried plasma and whol 33166 group 0 by eight screening and four 33200 and other blood borne diseases amo 33206 vaccine trials in northern Thailand; th 33212 protects cynomolgus monkeys from 33213 prevention/AVEG 031: Phase I eval 33216 subtypes in South Africa and the con 33218 vaccine trial in Uganda/Recruitment 33219 vaccine regimen/CTL and neutralizi 33221 derived multi-epitope polypeptides ( 33224 seropositive Brazilian women/A beli 33320 gp120: Potential pitfalls of anti-HIV E 162*/41101 group M and group 0 infections in ra 41104 /Evaluation of a locally produced part 41105.2.0 is a highly sensitive and specific 41106 subtypes by a new rapid immunochr 41107 antibody induction: Testing of the Shi 41112 urine EIA in three US populations/P 41114, HIV-2 and HIV-1 group 0 immunoas 41115 group M Western Blot for the confirm 41122 and 2/Evaluation of a fast method (H 41125 Amplicor Monitor and NucliSens qua 41127 Monitor with added primer set with q 41128 RNA of diverse origins, including typ 343*/41129 subtypes of the COBASAMPLICOR 41130 Monitor: Analysis of within-lot and be 41134 virus load by a TaqMan "-based prod 41137 proviral DNA and plasma RNA chan 41140 reverse transcriptase to detect AZT-r 41143 monitor test with new gag primers, a 41145 Monitor assay using ultra sensitive s 41146 and HIV-2 infected babies in relation 41147 DNA/A high input PCR method (Meg 41150 subtypes using the HIV-1 MonitorTM w 41154 DNA in blood samples from Tanzani 41155 using PCR-generated, single-strand 41159 and HIV-2 by PCR of serologically do 41160, and its application to clinical isolatio 41163 infection/Plasma concentrations of I 41164 ) subtype on HIV antibody detection i 41173 infected patients treated with proteas 179*/41177 /S-1153, a new nonnucleoside rever 553*/41181 experienced patients/The effect of tr 41189 envelope by its catalytic antibody/D 41190 infected children with the protease in 41191 infected treatment-naive patients/Th 41194 resistant to modified cyclodextrin sulf 41198 isolates in vitro/Two- and three-prot 41201 replication by newly developed poly 41205 positive German seroconvertors irre 41208 resistance to lamivudine (3TC) and n 41209

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