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NS3 protease polymorphism and natural resistance to protease inhibitors in French patients infected with HCV genotypes 1–5ANRS AC11 HCV Group et al., 2011
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- ANRS AC11 HCV Group
- Vallet S
- Viron F
- Henquell C
- Le Guillou-Guillemette H
- Lagathu G
- Abravanel F
- Trimoulet P
- Soussan P
- Schvoerer E
- Rosenberg A
- Gouriou S
- Colson P
- Izopet J
- Payan C
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- Antiviral therapy
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Background Resistant HCV populations may pre-exist in patients before NS3 protease inhibitor therapy and would likely be selected under specific antiviral pressure. The higher prevalence and lower rate of response to treatment associated with HCV genotype 1 …
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