Increased epithelial thickness and reduced HIV receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative HIV resistance

Increased epithelial thickness and reduced HIV receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative HIV resistance

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Main Authors: Broliden K, Kimani J, Ball B, Cheruiyot J, Mugo N, Jaoko W, Plummer F, Kaul R, Hirbod T
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BMC 2012-09-01
Series:Retrovirology
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spelling doaj-b44837cbc0d74b1a99b0a548a9815bb42020-11-25T02:15:32ZengBMCRetrovirology1742-46902012-09-019Suppl 2P19010.1186/1742-4690-9-S2-P190Increased epithelial thickness and reduced HIV receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative HIV resistanceBroliden KKimani JBall BCheruiyot JMugo NJaoko WPlummer FKaul RHirbod T
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author Broliden K
Kimani J
Ball B
Cheruiyot J
Mugo N
Jaoko W
Plummer F
Kaul R
Hirbod T
spellingShingle Broliden K
Kimani J
Ball B
Cheruiyot J
Mugo N
Jaoko W
Plummer F
Kaul R
Hirbod T
Increased epithelial thickness and reduced HIV receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative HIV resistance
Retrovirology
author_facet Broliden K
Kimani J
Ball B
Cheruiyot J
Mugo N
Jaoko W
Plummer F
Kaul R
Hirbod T
author_sort Broliden K
title Increased epithelial thickness and reduced HIV receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative HIV resistance
title_short Increased epithelial thickness and reduced HIV receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative HIV resistance
title_full Increased epithelial thickness and reduced HIV receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative HIV resistance
title_fullStr Increased epithelial thickness and reduced HIV receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative HIV resistance
title_full_unstemmed Increased epithelial thickness and reduced HIV receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative HIV resistance
title_sort increased epithelial thickness and reduced hiv receptor expression in the ectocervical mucosa is associated with relative hiv resistance
publisher BMC
series Retrovirology
issn 1742-4690
publishDate 2012-09-01
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