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From: asuvax!stjhmc!f81.n129.z1.fidonet.org!Rob.Carr@ncar.UCAR.EDU (Rob Carr)
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Subject: Re: Hiv Antibodies In Lassa/ebola Samples
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Hey, anyone want to recommend a good medical/biochemistry type book on AIDS?  I  
mean, I recognize p24 as being a protein produced by HIV, T helper cells as  
being part of the immune system, etc., but this stuff is getting beyond my  
background.
 
Why would a paramedic want to read such a technical book on HIV?  Well, I am  
also a biochemist.  Besides, learning what I was interested in instead of what  
I should have been learning got me where I am today.  Blue collar job at an  
absurdly low salary.
 
Thanks for any recommendations.

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