… , including protection against HIV infection. Optimal—… symptoms, lack of genital inflammation,
and decreased HIV … vaginal symptoms and/or genital inflammation and/or increased HIV …

… In line with this possibility, HIV evolutionary rates similar to those observed in untreated
patients were reported for viral DNA or RNA obtained from post-mortem tissues of ART-treated …

… , driving the evolution of host genes … origins, their diversity and their relationships to
retroviruses and discusses the potential for ERVs to reveal virus–host interactions on evolutionary …

… In this Review, we discuss the evolutionary forces that may drive the selection for antibiotic
… We then discuss the consequences of antibiotic persistence on pathogen evolution. …

… be driven by a host APOBEC-like editing process has profound implications for understanding
their short- and long-term evolution. Repeated cycles of mutation and reversion in favored …

Despite considerable global investment, only 60% of people who live with HIV currently
receive antiretroviral therapy. The sustainability of current programmes remains unknown and …

… evolution that aims to reconcile these conflicting aspects of virus evolutionary histories over
different evolutionary … represents the primary driver of the longer-term evolution of viruses. …

… of HIV/AIDS … effect to fuel the spread of the virus from its origins in Léopoldville to the rest
of Africa, the Caribbean and ultimately worldwide. This is an essential perspective on HIV/AIDS …

… protect cells from infection, also holds promise for future HIV cure strategies. In this Review,
we discuss advances related to HIV cure in the last 5 years, highlight remaining knowledge …

… To unravel the source of rebounding viruses, we conducted a large-scale HIV-STAR (HIV-1
sequencing before analytical treatment interruption to identify the anatomically relevant HIV …