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2017-07-31ecoevo17
Neher, Richard (MPI-EB)
Related Words: evolution, hiv
HIV-1 evolution, immune escape and latencyYesNo
2016-02-18immuno16
Perelson, Alan (LANL)
Related Words: hcv, infection
Post-treatment Control of HIV and the Effects of Reversing Immune ExhaustionYesYes
2014-08-18superbugs14An Evolutionary Role for HIV Latency in Enhancing Viral TransmissionYesNo
2014-08-14superbugs14Predicting the evolution of drug resistance in HIV ProteaseYesNo
2014-08-14superbugs14Combating Drug Resistance: Lessons From Viruses: Influenza, HIV and HCVYesYes
2014-08-13superbugs14
Neher, Richard (MPI)
Related Words: evolution, hiv
Intra-patient HIV evolutionYesYes
2012-12-13immuno_m12
Callard, Robin (Inst. of Child Health)
Mechanistic Model of T Cell Homeostasis and Immune Reconstitution in HIV and Bone Marrow TransplantsYesYes
2011-03-16viral11What Determines the Rate of Evolution of Resistance in HIV?YesYes
2011-03-02viral11
Neher, Richard (MPI)
Related Words: evolution, hiv
HIV-1 Intra-host DynamicsYesYes
2011-03-01viral11Inferring HIV Epidemics from HIV PhylogeneticsYesNo
2011-02-25viral11
Rouzine, Igor (Tufts Univ.)
Within-Host Dynamics HIV-1YesYes
2011-02-10viral11
Lee, Ha Youn (Univ. Rochester)
Modeling and Quantification of HIV-1 and SIV Intrahost Sequence EvolutionYesYes
2011-01-27viral11
Perelson, Alan (LANL)
Related Words: hcv, infection
HIV: Data and ModelsYesYes
2008-11-25genetics08HIV Host Co-evolutionYesYes
2007-08-02bioclocks07
Weinberger, Leor (Princeton)
Design Principles from HIV's Latency Circuit: Noisy positive feedback, monostability, and a simple 'timing' fuseYesNo
2006-06-20biomachine06
Rouzina, Ioulia (University of Minnesota)
Mechanistic Insights into the Kinetics of HIVYesYes
2003-08-19pattern_c03
Santos, Rita Maria Zorzenon dos (Univ. Federal de Pernambuco~Brazil)
Pattern Formation in a model describing the dynamics of HIV infectionNoNo