Partial vs. complete response to antiretroviral treatments in a model of the HIV epidemic in Italy, presented at MOBI 2017, 2017

Autor: Federico Papa (1), Balotta Claudia (2), Giovanni Felici (1), Franzetti Marco (2), Alberto Gandolfi (1), Servilio Mara (1), Carmela Sinisgalli (1)

Publikováno v: INdAM Workshop on Modeling and computational approaches to Biology and Medicine (MOBI-2017), Roma, Italy, 26/06/2017, 28/06/2017
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:Federico Papa (1), Balotta Claudia (2), Giovanni Felici (1), Franzetti Marco (2), Alberto Gandolfi (1), Servilio Mara (1), Carmela Sinisgalli (1)/congresso_nome:INdAM Workshop on Modeling and computational approaches to Biology and Medicine (MOBI-2017)/congresso_luogo:Roma, Italy/congresso_data:26%2F06%2F2017, 28%2F06%2F2017/anno:2017/pagina_da:/pagina_a:/intervallo_pagine

The antiretroviral treatment (ART) against HIV has the clinical goal of achieving the so-called viral suppression, namely the reduction of plasma viral load under the threshold of detectability. Following the introduction of Highly Active ART in the

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