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This is an early access version, the complete PDF, HTML, and XML versions will be available soon. Open AccessArticle by Anna Appah 1,2, Charlotte J. Beelen 2, Don Kirkby 2, Winnie Dong 2, Aniqa Shahid 1,2, Brian Foley 3, Miriam Mensah 4, Vincent Ganu 5, Peter Puplampu 5, Linda E. Amoah 6, Nicholas I. Nii-Trebi 7,*,†, Chanson J. Brumme 2,8,† and Zabrina L.
Exploring proviral diversity in context of historic within-host plasma HIV RNA populations For participants 4 and 6, plasma samples collected pre-ART up to 18 years prior to proviral sampling, and during historic viremia rebound events, were available. This allowed us to interpret on-ART proviral diversity in context of pre-ART HIV populations, and to investigate evolutionary relationships between rebound viruses and the persistent proviral pool.
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