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Brazilian network for HIV Drug Resistance Surveillance (HIV‐BresNet): a survey of treatment‐naive individuals by Arruda, Monica B, Boullosa, Lídia T, Cardoso, Cynthia C, Costa, Carolina M, Brites, Carlos, Lima, Shirlene TS, Kaminski, Helena T, Aleixo, Agdemir W, Esposito, Ana OP, Cavalcanti, Ana MS, Riedel, Maristela, Couto‐Fernandez, José C, Ferreira, Selma B, Oliveira, Ivi CM, Portal, Loreci E, Wolf, Hilda HC, Fernandes, Sandra B, M. C. Pardini, Maria I, Feiteiro, Manoel VC, Tolentino, Fernanda M, Diaz, Ricardo S, Lopes, Giselle ISL, Francisco, Roberta BL, Véras, Nazle MC, Pires, Ana F, Franchini, Miriam, Mesquita, Fábio, Tanuri, Amilcar, Melo Xavier Shimizu, Andrea, Jorge, Célia Regina Mayoral Pedroso, Mello, Leda Maria Simões, Freitas, Eider Gurgel, Tupinambás, Unaí, Barros Rosa Costa, Dijane Cristina, Silva, Sirleide Pereira, Graça Winhescki, Maria, Jesus, Carlos Silva, Santos Nascimento, Érica Ramos, Oliveira Prazim, Fatima Ercília, Rosa, Marilda Tereza Mar, Salvador, Karina, Alcântara Belettini, Senele Ana, Grotto, Rejane Maria Tommasini, Oliveira, Paulo Henrique, Gomes, Érica Valessa Ramos, Dias, Danilo Araujo, Galinskas, Juliana, Campos, Norberto Camilo, Neto, José Boullosa Alonso

“…Introduction In Brazil, more than 487,450 individuals are currently undergoing antiretroviral treatment. In order to monitor the transmission of drug‐resistant…”
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Brazilian network for HIV Drug Resistance Surveillance by Boullosa, Lidia T, Da Costa, Carolina M, Fernandez, Jose C. Couto, Portal, Loreci E, Arruda, Monica B, Kaminski, Helena T, Riedel, Maristela, Veras, Nazle M.C, Fernandes, Sandra B, Diaz, Ricardo S, Lopes, Giselle I.S.L, Ferreira, Selma B, Esposito, Ana O.P, Aleixo, Agdemir W, de Oliveira, Ivi C.M, Cavalcanti, Ana M.S, Francisco, Roberta B.L, Pires, Ana F, Tanuri, Amilcar, Brites, Carlos, Mesquita, Fabio, Pardini, Maria I. De M.C, de Lima, Shirlene T.S, Tolentino, Fernanda M, Franchini, Miriam, Feiteiro, Manoel V.C, Wolf, Hilda H.C, Cardoso, Cynthia C

“…Introduction: In Brazil, more than 487,450 individuals are currently undergoing antiretroviral treatment. In order to monitor the transmission of…”
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