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Hiv Rna
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APTIMA HIV-1 RNA QUALITATIVE ASSAY (APTIMA - HIV-1 RNA QUALITATIVE ASSAY, 2010) Part 2exposure, I have the following questions: 1) What is the likelihood, if infected, a person would have less than 100 copies/ml of HIV RNA, or even 30 copies/ml, after one month post exposure? I read in one study posted on The Body the following:...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
I'll try to briefly respond to your many questions:1. It would be very unlikely to have less than 30 or 100 copies/ml of HIV RNA one month after infection. I agree with what you read on The Body and on the Johns Hopkins HIV information site.2....
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APTIMA HIV-1 RNA QUALITATIVE ASSAY (APTIMA - HIV-1 RNA QUALITATIVE ASSAY, 2010)Dear Dr. Bob,I thank you kindly and sincerely for your efforts, support and the invaluable... Read more »HIV RNA and HIV QT PCRthings I don't understand.On one report it says:HIV RNA: Result: Detected *(1) Reference:... Read more »
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The Effects of Early Syphilis on CD4 Counts and HIV-1 RNA Viral Loads in Blood and SemenThe researchers conducted a retrospective case-controlled study comparing blood plasma HIV-1 viral loads and CD4 counts in cases during early syphilis (n=63, 27 receiving antiretroviral therapy) to those before and after syphilis and with controls... Read more »
High Levels of HIV in Genital Secretions Predict InfectiousnessHIV-1 RNA concentrations in semen and vaginal secretions can be used as a marker for HIV transmission risk, suggests a new two-year study of serodiscordant heterosexual couples in Africa. The relation was independent of plasma HIV-1 concentrations,... Read more »
RNA Test to Detect HIV During Acute, Primary Phase Not Widely Used, New York Times ReportsThe New York Times on Friday examined an HIV blood test, which seeks out bits of the virus' RNA and can identify infections during the acute or primary phase. Standard rapid tests, which detect HIV antibodies, can provide immediate results but... Read more »
"Smart Bomb" RNA Molecule Could Take Out Drug-Resistant HIVResearchers have engineered an RNA molecule to block freely circulating HIV as well as replication inside infected cells. Tests in mice engineered to be susceptible to HIV showed the chimeric RNAs reduced HIV-1 replication by several orders and... Read more »
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HIV RNA QUALITATIVE,QUALITATIVE TEST QUESTION
Posted by okki, 1 Reply
HELLO,I wonder if any of you have information about the hiv RNA qualitative test.The laboratory where i live offer this test.Ihave heard a lot of information about the HIV RNA quantitative Viral load and Hiv Dna qualitative test,but the HIV RNA...
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HIV RNA?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Does anyone know if you can get the HIV RNA anonymously? The Dr was going to oderer it (or something like it - I just know he said it would pick up in the window period) but I did not want it in my medical records. So he sent mne to a testing center... Read more » HIV RNA TESTING CUTS THE WINDOW PERIOD WITH ELISA
Posted by nomoreworry4me
http://www.metrokc.gov/health/apu/rna-testing/RNA-facts.pdf
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< 400 copies of HIV RNA per 1 ml of plasma (????)
Posted by Anonymous
PCR RNA @ 28 Days... Is this a woo-hoo ? Read more »
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