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Amir Afkhami-Goli, Amir Afkhami-Goli, Shu-Hong Liu, Amir Afkhami-Goli, Shu-Hong Liu, Yu Zhu, Joseph M Antony, Hosseinali Arab & Christopher Power. (2009) Dual lentivirus infection potentiates neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration: viral copassage enhances neurovirulence. Journal of Neurovirology 15:2, pages 139-152.
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Guido van Marle & Christopher Power. (2005) Human immunodeficiency virus type 1 genetic diversity in the nervous system: Evolutionary epiphenomenon or disease determinant?. Journal of Neurovirology 11:2, pages 107-128.
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Christopher Power, Kunyan Zhang & Guido van Marle. (2004) Comparative neurovirulence in lentiviral infections: The roles of viral molecular diversity and select proteases. Journal of Neurovirology 10:sup1, pages 113-117.
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