HIV-1 Coreceptor Tropism among Kenyans Under Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy.
Geofrey Masankwa, Washingtone Ochieng(Strathmore University), Rashid Aman(King Abdullah University of Science and Technology), John W. Oketch(University of Leicester), Florence Oloo(Technical University of Kenya), Rose C. Kitawi(Strathmore University), Timothy J. Nzomo(Strathmore University), Bernhards Ogutu, Allan Okwaro, Javan Okendo(National Human Genome Research Institute), Steven Ger Nyanjom(University of London), Maureen J. Kimulwo(Strathmore University), Ruth S. Mwatelah(Strathmore University), Esther Magiri(Dedan Kimathi University of Technology), H. W.(South Eastern Kenya University)
Journal of Biology Agriculture and Healthcare
January 1, 2016
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