<p>The site-specific frequency of the amino acid residues at the N-terminal (A) and C-terminal (B) of R5-tropic (R5) and X4(R5X4)–tropic (X4) HIV-1 V4 in descending order is shown. The position aligned is based on HXB2 numbering.</p
<p>(A) Predicted structures within the RRE are shown for SIVmac239 (left) and HIV-1 (middle). Codons...
a<p>10 to15 end-point diluted PCR products were directly sequenced from each virus, and the Env V3 r...
<p><b>(A)</b> Specific differential amino acids (DAAs) that were preferentially present in X4 vs R5 ...
<p>By using the two sample logo (TSL) amino acid residues with significant difference in the frequen...
<p>Frequencies of naturally existent amino acid residues at 271 and 274 of HIV-1 RT.</p
<p>*) Sequences from worldwide countries. All sequences were obtained from the Los Alamos HIV-1 data...
<p>The residues with significant difference in the frequency in two datasets are prominent at the sp...
The amino acid sequences of the signal peptide (grey), V1 (red), V2 (green), V3 (purple), V4 (orange...
<p>Letters represent standard single letter amino acid codes. GAP indicates the frequency of a delet...
a<p>The residues numbered according to Korber (1998). The residues identical in HIV-1 gp120 and chem...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Tat exon 1 sequences were aligned against HIV-1 subtype B and C consensus sequences by...
<p>The numbers before and after the concatenated index sequence represent amino acid positions of th...
∧<p>All percentages are shown to the nearest whole number.</p>a<p>Amino acid number at the start and...
<p>Subtype B sequences were aligned with the consensus sequence. Amino acid positions appear at the ...
Amino acid alignment of all our HCV sequences in comparison with the HCV prototype strain H77 indica...
<p>(A) Predicted structures within the RRE are shown for SIVmac239 (left) and HIV-1 (middle). Codons...
a<p>10 to15 end-point diluted PCR products were directly sequenced from each virus, and the Env V3 r...
<p><b>(A)</b> Specific differential amino acids (DAAs) that were preferentially present in X4 vs R5 ...
<p>By using the two sample logo (TSL) amino acid residues with significant difference in the frequen...
<p>Frequencies of naturally existent amino acid residues at 271 and 274 of HIV-1 RT.</p
<p>*) Sequences from worldwide countries. All sequences were obtained from the Los Alamos HIV-1 data...
<p>The residues with significant difference in the frequency in two datasets are prominent at the sp...
The amino acid sequences of the signal peptide (grey), V1 (red), V2 (green), V3 (purple), V4 (orange...
<p>Letters represent standard single letter amino acid codes. GAP indicates the frequency of a delet...
a<p>The residues numbered according to Korber (1998). The residues identical in HIV-1 gp120 and chem...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Tat exon 1 sequences were aligned against HIV-1 subtype B and C consensus sequences by...
<p>The numbers before and after the concatenated index sequence represent amino acid positions of th...
∧<p>All percentages are shown to the nearest whole number.</p>a<p>Amino acid number at the start and...
<p>Subtype B sequences were aligned with the consensus sequence. Amino acid positions appear at the ...
Amino acid alignment of all our HCV sequences in comparison with the HCV prototype strain H77 indica...
<p>(A) Predicted structures within the RRE are shown for SIVmac239 (left) and HIV-1 (middle). Codons...
a<p>10 to15 end-point diluted PCR products were directly sequenced from each virus, and the Env V3 r...
<p><b>(A)</b> Specific differential amino acids (DAAs) that were preferentially present in X4 vs R5 ...