On the street, but only in those working in indoor venues, the network developed more quickly among FSW in indoor venues. Considering the transference process of sampling methods in populations to which it is difficult to gain access, conducted by the Global AIDS Program, Centers of Disease Control, a pilot study in Brazil, conducted in the city of Santos, SP, Southeastern Brazil, used the RDS met
Es which take into account separation according to workplace, to properly guide prevention and care actions for FSW.4,7,20,21 As it uses peer recruitment techniques, in which the participant invites others with similar characteristics, the RDS method is recognized as probabilistic sampling which enables recruitment of individuals in populations to which it is difficult to gain access.22 In Brazil,
Ver, there were no differences in receiving condoms or frequency of HIV testing. There were some significant differences in the presence of sexually transmitted diseases (Table 3). The percentage of FSW on the streets with a syphilis serologic scar was 24.2 , almost 10 percentage points above those who worked in indoor locations (15.5 ). The prevalence of HIV was also significantly higher among se
Ylation and degradation of IB, leading to activation of NF-B [50, 51]. As shown in Figure 2, free NFB is then competent for translocation and binding to sites in the enhancer region of the HIV-1 long terminal repeat (LTR). The binding of NF-B to the LTR is required for highlevel transcription of HIV-1 RNA and upregulation in the expression of latent reservoir virus. NF-B upregulation of latent pro
Represent the seeds in the study. The circles represent female sex workers working on the street and the squares those in indoor venues. Figure. Network of female sex workers who participated in the study according to workplace. Rio de Janeiro, RJ, 2009. (N = 601)of syphilis and HIV. The difference in syphilis serologic scars was almost 10 percentage points higher among those who worked on the str
On the street, but only in those working in indoor venues, the network developed more quickly among FSW in indoor venues. Considering the transference process of sampling methods in populations to which it is difficult to gain access, conducted by the Global AIDS Program, Centers of Disease Control, a pilot study in Brazil, conducted in the city of Santos, SP, Southeastern Brazil, used the RDS met
On the street, but only in those working in indoor venues, the network developed more quickly among FSW in indoor venues. Considering the transference process of sampling methods in populations to which it is difficult to gain access, conducted by the Global AIDS Program, Centers of Disease Control, a pilot study in Brazil, conducted in the city of Santos, SP, Southeastern Brazil, used the RDS met
On the street, but only in those working in indoor venues, the network developed more quickly among FSW in indoor venues. Considering the transference process of sampling methods in populations to which it is difficult to gain access, conducted by the Global AIDS Program, Centers of Disease Control, a pilot study in Brazil, conducted in the city of Santos, SP, Southeastern Brazil, used the RDS met