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Figure 1 Localization and conservation of beneficial and non-beneficial OLP in HIV-1 clade B and C cohorts
Table 1 Beneficial and non-beneficial OLP identified in Lima clade B cohort (p < 0.05)
Figure 2 Genome distribution, entropy and RT localization of OLP with significant impact on viral loads in HIV-1 clade B and CMann Whitney, red lines indicating median sequence entropies)
Table 2 Beneficial and non-beneficial OLP identified in Durban clade C cohort (q < 0.2)
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