Publication date
June 2014
DOIAbstract
a<p>Substitutions are labeled relative to their position in P3.</p>b<p>Two additional host range mutants had the same substitution.</p>c<p>One additional host range mutant had the same substitution.</p
a<p>Substitutions are labeled relative to their position in P3.</p>b<p>Two additional host range mutants had the same substitution.</p>c<p>One additional host range mutant had the same substitution.</p
textabstractAdaptation is a common theme in both pathogen emergence, for example, in zoonotic cross-...
<p>Mutation sites of the amino acid residues in the six sub-clones compared to the B6 consensus sequ...
<p>(A) Locations of transposon insertion sites. In the pool of mutants used to challenge the animals...
a<p>Location of mutations is assigned taking HIV-1 strain HXB-2 as a reference (Accession number #K0...
<p>The relative specificity constants for methylation of the 29 nt mutants.</p><p>The relative speci...
<p><b>(A)</b> Individual toy phylogenies for segments 1 (left) and 2 (right) with respective mutatio...
<p>For each gene, the nucleotide and amino acid substitutions are shown. Blue and red squares indica...
Growth rates and levels of ProA* (A) and ProB (B) in strains carrying the promoter mutation M1 and o...
<p>Insertion sites mapped in 6-thioguanine resistant mutants from library H3L1.</p
a<p>Values listed correspond to numbers of cultures positive/numbers tested.</p>b<p>ha denotes host-...
The mutation proportions used to generate the model that determined the number of stop codons produc...
<p>The spatial arrangement of all substitutions in each of two replicates for structured-transfer pl...
<p>The asterisks indicate the presence of a mutation at the position indicated. All mutations were p...
<p>Mutations appearing recurrently in independent experiments and polymorphism found at these sites ...
The effects of point mutations in the proBA* operon and near the head of the proA* mRNA discovered o...
textabstractAdaptation is a common theme in both pathogen emergence, for example, in zoonotic cross-...
<p>Mutation sites of the amino acid residues in the six sub-clones compared to the B6 consensus sequ...
<p>(A) Locations of transposon insertion sites. In the pool of mutants used to challenge the animals...
a<p>Location of mutations is assigned taking HIV-1 strain HXB-2 as a reference (Accession number #K0...
<p>The relative specificity constants for methylation of the 29 nt mutants.</p><p>The relative speci...
<p><b>(A)</b> Individual toy phylogenies for segments 1 (left) and 2 (right) with respective mutatio...
<p>For each gene, the nucleotide and amino acid substitutions are shown. Blue and red squares indica...
Growth rates and levels of ProA* (A) and ProB (B) in strains carrying the promoter mutation M1 and o...
<p>Insertion sites mapped in 6-thioguanine resistant mutants from library H3L1.</p
a<p>Values listed correspond to numbers of cultures positive/numbers tested.</p>b<p>ha denotes host-...
The mutation proportions used to generate the model that determined the number of stop codons produc...
<p>The spatial arrangement of all substitutions in each of two replicates for structured-transfer pl...
<p>The asterisks indicate the presence of a mutation at the position indicated. All mutations were p...
<p>Mutations appearing recurrently in independent experiments and polymorphism found at these sites ...
The effects of point mutations in the proBA* operon and near the head of the proA* mRNA discovered o...
textabstractAdaptation is a common theme in both pathogen emergence, for example, in zoonotic cross-...
<p>Mutation sites of the amino acid residues in the six sub-clones compared to the B6 consensus sequ...
<p>(A) Locations of transposon insertion sites. In the pool of mutants used to challenge the animals...
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