[Virologic diagnosis of human immunodeficiency]
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[Virologic diagnosis of human immunodeficiency]
Abstract
The reference tests for HIV diagnosis are the ELISA and Western-Blot assays. Their rapid development has made it possible to obtain a reliable, specific and highly sensitive diagnosis. The follow-up of HIV-infected subjects includes HIV-p24 antigenaemia, but viral culture and PCR will perhaps permit a quantification of viral load in order to evaluate the results of antiviral therapy.
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