HTLV type I isolated from a Pygmy in Cameroon is related to but distinct from the known central African type.

J Chen; L Zekeng; M Yamashita; J Takehisa; T Miura; E Ido; I Mboudjeka; J M Tsague; M Hayami; L Kaptue

doi:10.1089/aid.1995.11.1529

HTLV type I isolated from a Pygmy in Cameroon is related to but distinct from the known central African type.

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