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HIV/AIDS Genetics

Reports from B. Bruzzone and colleagues advance knowledge in HIV/AIDS genetics

Published in AIDS Weekly, April 26th, 2010

Current study results from the report, 'Impact of extensive HIV-1 variability on molecular diagnosis in the Congo basin,' have been published. "Previous studies have shown a high HIV-1 genetic variability in the Republic of Congo. This can greatly influence the performance of molecular assays for HIV-1 diagnosis," investigators in Genoa, Italy report.

"To define a reliable test for detection of HIV-1 DNA in this area. We compared a commercial nested PCR (C-PCR) assay and an in house nested PCR (H-PCR) assay for the detection of HIV-1 DNA in the first 30 seropositive pregnant women enrolled into the ongoing 'Kento-Mwana' project, for the prevention of HIV mother-to-child...

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