<p>35 common mutated positions detected in at least 5 of the cluster viruses are shown in color amino acids. Boxes marked the unusual amino acid whose presence in the cluster is statistically significant when compared with the reference amino acid sequence sets used in the study (see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0077663#pone-0077663-t003" target="_blank">Table 3</a>).</p
<p>Residues found in M or F viruses are represented in blue or red respectively. “Consensus” represe...
<p>(A) Number of unique amino acids found at each position (1–568) across H5NX viruses. HA1 and HA2 ...
Two different states of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 are apparent in the asymptomatic and lat...
<p>Substitutions or deletions within each region are shown; conserved amino acids are indicated with...
<p>Identification of amino acid positions associated with the cluster viruses.</p
<p>A) Distribution of known mutant origins across viral ARF sequences attributable to a particular c...
<p>The amino acid sequences of V4 derived from ADA and HXB2 are shown in the top panel (A). The numb...
<p>VP1 amino acid sequences of GII.17 from the study area were aligned with former related sequences...
a<p>Position of codon change within the individual protein-encoding region.</p>b<p>Parental strain f...
<p>Multiple sequence alignments of GP4 and M amino acid sequences of six parental virus strains and ...
<p>The numbers before and after the concatenated index sequence represent amino acid positions of th...
<p>The region of <i>env</i> gene coding for the surface glycoprotein, gp90, of the Env variants, EV0...
<p>Amino acids at positions from 145 to 204 are shown. Boxed residues indicate the positions 156 (bl...
<p>At each position in cEnv (Env 521–606) where consensus amino acids differ between clades, the fre...
<p>Residues are displayed as the subtype B consensus; other residues found among sequences analyzed ...
<p>Residues found in M or F viruses are represented in blue or red respectively. “Consensus” represe...
<p>(A) Number of unique amino acids found at each position (1–568) across H5NX viruses. HA1 and HA2 ...
Two different states of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 are apparent in the asymptomatic and lat...
<p>Substitutions or deletions within each region are shown; conserved amino acids are indicated with...
<p>Identification of amino acid positions associated with the cluster viruses.</p
<p>A) Distribution of known mutant origins across viral ARF sequences attributable to a particular c...
<p>The amino acid sequences of V4 derived from ADA and HXB2 are shown in the top panel (A). The numb...
<p>VP1 amino acid sequences of GII.17 from the study area were aligned with former related sequences...
a<p>Position of codon change within the individual protein-encoding region.</p>b<p>Parental strain f...
<p>Multiple sequence alignments of GP4 and M amino acid sequences of six parental virus strains and ...
<p>The numbers before and after the concatenated index sequence represent amino acid positions of th...
<p>The region of <i>env</i> gene coding for the surface glycoprotein, gp90, of the Env variants, EV0...
<p>Amino acids at positions from 145 to 204 are shown. Boxed residues indicate the positions 156 (bl...
<p>At each position in cEnv (Env 521–606) where consensus amino acids differ between clades, the fre...
<p>Residues are displayed as the subtype B consensus; other residues found among sequences analyzed ...
<p>Residues found in M or F viruses are represented in blue or red respectively. “Consensus” represe...
<p>(A) Number of unique amino acids found at each position (1–568) across H5NX viruses. HA1 and HA2 ...
Two different states of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 are apparent in the asymptomatic and lat...