HIV CTL escape: at what cost? (Q24804965)

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HIV CTL escape: at what cost? (English)

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Stephen M Smith

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English

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2004

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Retrovirology

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8

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10.1186/1742-4690-1-8

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1039567908

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419725

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15169568

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8536296

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