A virtual phenotype test provides the same information as a genotype test.
HIV Education > Interactive Clinical Education Programs
Interactive Clinical Education Programs (ICEP)
First in a series of two planned events, Interactive Clinical Education Program (ICEP) #1 focuses on the importance of clinical cut-offs in the interpretation of phenotypic resistance tests. The program will:
- Discuss the problem of HIV resistance
- Describe the major types of resistance tests available
- Present an overview of the virco®TYPE HIV-1 Resistance Assay (virtual phenotype)
- Elucidate the role of clinical cut-offs in interpreting phenotypic resistance
Narrated by
Dr. Nobel Bellosillo
Director of medical
affairs US/Canada for
Virco Labs, Inc.
Dr. Nobel Bellosillo
Director of medical
affairs US/Canada for
Virco Labs, Inc.
What's New
These modules are presented in an easy to navigate format and begin with a history of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and current epidemiology.
November 2009
Volume 1, Number 3
Presented by Dr. Rafael E. Campo
A 49-year-old African American male, with a history of IDU, unexpectedly presents to the clinic with viremia and declining CD4 cell count after being lost to follow-up for 2.5 years..
Updated December 1, 2009 — Antiretroviral Guidelines for Adults and Adolescents: Drug Resistance Testing