HemaSpot, a Novel Blood Storage Device for HIV-1 Drug Resistance Testing
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- DOI: 10.1128/JCM.02853-15
HemaSpot, a Novel Blood Storage Device for HIV-1 Drug Resistance Testing
Abstract
HemaSpot, a novel dried-blood storage filter device, was used for HIV-1 pol resistance testing in 30 fresh United States blood samples and 54 previously frozen Kenyan blood samples. Genotyping succeeded in 79% and 58% of samples, respectively, improved with shorter storage and higher viral load, and had good (86%) resistance mutation concordance to plasma.
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