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Early Evolution of Plasma Soluble TNF-alpha p75 Receptor as a Marker of Progression in Treated HIV-Infected Patients

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Early Evolution of Plasma Soluble TNF-alpha p75 Receptor as a Marker of Progression in Treated HIV-Infected Patients
Authors	Morlat P, Pereira E, Clayette P, Derreudre-Bosquet N, Ecobichon JL, Benveniste O, Saves M, Leport C
Journal	AIDS RESEARCH AND HUMAN RETROVIRUSES 24 (11), 1383-1389, 2008
Year	2008
Institute	iMETI

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