Impact of elevated maternal HIV viral load at delivery on T-cell populations in HIV exposed uninfected infants in Mozambique

Deus, Nilsa de; Moraleda, Cinta; Serna-Bolea, Celia; Renom, Montse; Menendez, Clara; Naniche, Denise.
London; BMC Infections Diseases; 2010. 8 p. Tab., Fig..
No convencional en Inglés | RSDM | ID: biblio-1344298

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