Explore groundbreaking research on HIV-1 evolution through a 28-minute conference talk delivered by Roland Regoes from ETH Zurich, Switzerland. Delve into the findings of a three-year-long passaging experiment that provides valuable insights into the evolutionary patterns of the HIV-1 virus. Gain a deeper understanding of viral adaptation and genetic changes over time, as presented at the prestigious Institut Henri Poincaré in Paris. Enhance your knowledge of virology, evolutionary biology, and experimental techniques used in long-term studies of viral pathogens.
Insights into the Evolution of HIV-1 from a Three-Year-Long Passaging Experiment
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Insights into the evolution of HIV-1 from a three-year-long passaging experiment
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