Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5673103 Journal of Virological Methods 2017 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
Of the total 264 samples tested, 243 (92%) of samples were able to be amplified and sequenced to generate an integrase genotype. Sequencing results were similar between the testing laboratories with the exception of mixture detection. Mutations associated with integrase inhibitor resistance were observed in only 7% of integrase inhibitor naive samples, and some of these mutations are likely to be due to subtype-specific polymorphisms rather than selection by an integrase inhibitor.
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