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Protective HLA class I alleles are associated with reduced immune activation and fibrinolysis in individuals with primary HIV infection

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Hamlyn, E., Hickling, S., Frater, J., Phillips, R., Babiker, A., McClure, M., & Fidler, S. (2010). Protective HLA class I alleles are associated with reduced immune activation and fibrinolysis in individuals with primary HIV infection. HIV MEDICINE, 11, 3–3.

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Hamlyn, E., et al. “Protective HLA Class I Alleles Are Associated with Reduced Immune Activation and Fibrinolysis in Individuals with Primary HIV Infection.” HIV MEDICINE, vol. 11, 2010, pp. 3–3.

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Hamlyn, E, S Hickling, J Frater, R Phillips, A Babiker, M McClure, and S Fidler. 2010. “Protective HLA Class I Alleles Are Associated with Reduced Immune Activation and Fibrinolysis in Individuals with Primary HIV Infection.” HIV MEDICINE 11: 3–3.
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+ Hickling, S More by this author

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+ Frater, J More by this author

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Journal:: HIV MEDICINE More from this journal
Volume:: 11
Pages:: 3-3
Publication date:: 2010-04-01
ISSN:: 1464-2662

Pubs id:: pubs:67512
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Deposit date:: 2012-12-19

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