HIV/AIDS Therapy
Research findings from University of Costa Rica update understanding of HIV/AIDS therapy
Published in Anti-Infectives Week, April 5th, 2010
Research findings, 'Variability in HIV-1 partial genomic sequences in Costa Rican patients: analysis with different bioinformatics tools,' are discussed in a new report. "To estimate subtype and genomic variability in the HIV pol gene of Costa Rican patients by using different bioinformatics tools and to use this information to establish new policies to better manage these patients. A total of 113 pol sequences available from Costa Rican patients under highly active antiretroviral therapy were analyzed by using the Genotyping, REGA, Stanford, and MEGA programs," scientists in Costa Rica report.
"The pol sequences came from 77 virologic failures (VF) and 36 basal samples...
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Source: Anti-Infectives Week (2010-04-05)
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