'Hiv infected mothers' presentation slideshows

Retroviruses

Retroviruses. Retroviruses. Probably the most studied group of viruses in molecular biology!!! Enveloped, positive-strand RNA viruses Unique morphology and replication Replicate through a DNA intermediate by reverse transcriptase (RT). Retroviruses. Baltimore and Temin in 1970

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Testing

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Testing

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Acquisition of HIV infection in children born to HIV infected mothers

Acquisition of HIV infection in children born to HIV infected mothers. Marie-Louise Newell European Collaborative Study Ghent Group on HIV infection in women and children Institute of Child Health, UCL United Kingdom. HIV infection in pregnant women and their children.

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PMTCT decentralization does not assure optimal service delivery :

PMTCT decentralization does not assure optimal service delivery : revelations from successful individual-level tracking of HIV-infected mothers and their infants. Andrew Edmonds Deidre Thompson Vitus Okitolonda Lydia Feinstein Bienvenu Kawende Frieda Behets for the PMTE team.

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Observations of infant feeding in Kenya

Observations of infant feeding in Kenya. Margaret Waithaka, PATH Kenya July 19, 2009.

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MTCT-Prevention: The Kesho Bora study

MTCT-Prevention: The Kesho Bora study. Tim Farley Department of Reproductive Health and Research World Health Organization. Background. Majority of MTCT-prevention research focused on saving infant from HIV infection

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MTCT-Prevention: The Kesho Bora study

MTCT-Prevention: The Kesho Bora study. Tim Farley Department of Reproductive Health and Research World Health Organization. Background. Majority of MTCT-prevention research focused on saving infant from HIV infection

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