DBP rs16846876 and rs12512631 polymorphisms are associated with progression to AIDS naïve HIV-infected patients: a retrospective study

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#PublicaSalutIB Polimorfismes DBP rs16846876 i rs12512631 associats amb la progressió de la SIDA en malalts asimptomàtics infectats pel VIH https://t.co/hfZLpOtdWF @MIRSonEspases @SonEspases https://t.co/LI2ksuV6Lw @alasbalears https://t.co/6zx2LFUZlD

#PublicaSalutIB Polimorfismos DPB rs16846876 y rs12512631 asociados a la progresión del SIDA en enfermos asintomáticos infectados por VIH https://t.co/NxoA9O1Lrd @SonEspases @MIRSonEspases https://t.co/rwqRmxfcfN https://t.co/YJIH0q2oJG

#PublicaSalutIB Polimorfismes DBP rs16846876 i rs12512631 associats amb la progressió de la SIDA en malalts asimptomàtics infectats pel VIH https://t.co/2cHWRZFGFG @MIRSonEspases @SonEspases https://t.co/rwqRmxfcfN @alasbalears https://t.co/zHvqGIX0Sv

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