Subtype-K infected patients receiving ART in Burkina Faso and mali develop 
resistance to NRTIs preferentially along the 67-70 pathway

Nguyen, Vinh-Kim; Sylla, M.; Niamba, P.; Dekoure, S.; Traore, H. A.; Boileau, C.; Chamberland, A.; Machouf, N.; Rashed, S.; Tremblay, C.

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Subtype-K infected patients receiving ART in Burkina Faso and mali develop resistance to NRTIs preferentially along the 67-70 pathway

Nguyen, V.-K., Sylla, M., Niamba, P., Dekoure, S., Traore, H. A., Boileau, C., et al. (n.d.). Subtype-K infected patients receiving ART in Burkina Faso and mali develop resistance to NRTIs preferentially along the 67-70 pathway.

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Nguyen, Vinh-Kim¹, Autor
Sylla, M., Autor
Niamba, P., Autor
Dekoure, S., Autor
Traore, H. A., Autor
Boileau, C., Autor
Chamberland, A., Autor
Machouf, N., Autor
Rashed, S., Autor
Tremblay, C., Autor

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1Max Planck Fellow Group LOST, MPI for Social Anthropology, Max Planck Society, ou_907578