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Viral loads Jan 10, 2001 Dr. How long following treatment interruption before the "wild-type" become the predominate strain? When you are infected by someone, do all their cells have the same mutations, or does different cells have different mutations/resistance? thanks |
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Response from Dr. Holodniy
 1) If drug resistance is present, In about 8-12 weeks. 2) Different cells can have different strains of virus with different mutations/resistance. MH |
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