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Combined Clinical and Immunological Biomarkers Predict Rates of CD4 Decline in Chronic Untreated HIV Infection

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Brumme, Z., Nair, K., Wang, B., van der Stok, M., Brumme, C., Bishop, K., Reddy, S., Mncube, Z., Chonco, F., Frahm, N., Goulder, P., Ndung'u, T., Freedberg, K., Losina, E., & Walker, B. (2008). Combined Clinical and Immunological Biomarkers Predict Rates of CD4 Decline in Chronic Untreated HIV Infection. 24, 122–122.

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Brumme, Z, et al. “Combined Clinical and Immunological Biomarkers Predict Rates of CD4 Decline in Chronic Untreated HIV Infection.” vol. 24, 2008, pp. 122–22.

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Brumme, Z, K Nair, B Wang, et al. 2008. “Combined Clinical and Immunological Biomarkers Predict Rates of CD4 Decline in Chronic Untreated HIV Infection.” 24: 122–22.
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Host title:: AIDS RESEARCH AND HUMAN RETROVIRUSES
Volume:: 24
Pages:: 122-122
Publication date:: 2008-10-01
ISSN:: 0889-2229

Pubs id:: pubs:190836
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Local pid:: pubs:190836
Source identifiers:: 190836
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19
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