Jan Phillipus Lourens Labuschagne

Affiliations

Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA, United States of America.

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Raabya Rossenkhan 2 collaborations

Morgane Rolland 2 collaborations

Sodsai Tovanabutra 2 collaborations

Sorachai Nitayaphan 2 collaborations

Hannah Kibuuka 2 collaborations

Fred K Sawe 2 collaborations

Leigh Anne Eller 2 collaborations

Merlin L Robb 2 collaborations

Paul T Edlefsen 2 collaborations

Jan P L Labuschagne 1 collaboration

Roux-Cil Ferreira 1 collaboration

Craig A Magaret 1 collaboration

Lindsay N Carpp 1 collaboration

Frederick A Matsen Iv 1 collaboration

Yunda Huang 1 collaboration

Erika E Rudnicki 1 collaboration

Yuanyuan Zhang 1 collaboration

Nonkululeko Ndabambi 1 collaboration

Murray Logan 1 collaboration

Ted Holzman 1 collaboration

Melissa-Rose Abrahams 1 collaboration

Colin Anthony 1 collaboration

Christopher Warth 1 collaboration

Gordon Botha 1 collaboration

David Matten 1 collaboration

Denis Chopera 1 collaboration

Simon Travers 1 collaboration

Carolyn Williamson 1 collaboration

Peter B Gilbert 1 collaboration

Bethany Dearlove 1 collaboration

Yifan Li 1 collaboration

Christopher L Owen 1 collaboration

Eric Lewitus 1 collaboration

Eric Sanders-Buell 1 collaboration

Meera Bose 1 collaboration

AnneMarie O'Sullivan 1 collaboration

Daniel B Reeves 1 collaboration

Gustavo Kijak 1 collaboration

Shana Miller 1 collaboration

Kultida Poltavee 1 collaboration

Jenica Lee 1 collaboration

Lydia Bonar 1 collaboration

Elizabeth Harbolick 1 collaboration

Bahar Ahani 1 collaboration

Phuc Pham 1 collaboration

Lucas Maganga 1 collaboration

Robert Gramzinski 1 collaboration

Jerome H Kim 1 collaboration

Nelson L Michael 1 collaboration

None None 1 collaboration

Jan Phillipus Lourens Labuschagne

Affiliations

Publications (2)

Combining Viral Genetics and Statistical Modeling to Improve HIV-1 Time-of-infection Estimation towards Enhanced Vaccine Efficacy Assessment.

Molecular dating and viral load growth rates suggested that the eclipse phase lasted about a week in HIV-1 infected adults in East Africa and Thailand.

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