<p>Sequences are shown for individual genetic subtypes in the major IgG binding regions of gp120 and gp41. Borders were defined by overlapping peptide binding intensities (only reactive regions are shown). Amino acid residues that differ from the group M consensus are shown in boldface type. Boxed is a key position in V2 that was identified by genetic sieve analyses of breakthrough viruses in RV144. The HXB2 numbering system is used to identify amino acid sites.</p
There are eight genotypes and nine subtypes of HBV. Small differences in geographical origin are ass...
<p>The amino acid location of mutations are numbered and indicated with arrowheads on the linear seq...
<p>Complementarity determining regions (CDR), framework regions (FR) and dot gaps are defined and nu...
<p>The location of glycosylation sites important for the binding of monoclonal and polyclonal antibo...
<p>VP1 amino acid sequences of GII.17 from the study area were aligned with former related sequences...
<p>Amino acid sequences of viruses a1, a2, a3 and b1 are shown. Underlined residues marked the N-gly...
<p>Letters represent standard single letter amino acid codes. GAP indicates the frequency of a delet...
The amino acid sequences of the signal peptide (grey), V1 (red), V2 (green), V3 (purple), V4 (orange...
<p>The open reading frames of the MPER display mutants contain a heterologous leader peptide (LP), a...
<p>Ten representative sequences were selected from each major phylogenetic cluster from 1974 to 2012...
<p>Most reference and study subject sequences have been omitted for clarity. Reference sequences are...
<p>Signature motifs recognized by each monoclonal antibody are shown in the second column: the numbe...
<p>All trees have been rooted using the nearest detectable ancestor to the insertion event, GQ985348...
<p>(A) Similarities of the two local sequences in the N-termini of HIV-1 gp120 and GBV-C E2. The det...
<p>Key amino acid changes, S310N, andN341D, and P396H are indicated with black boxes.</p
There are eight genotypes and nine subtypes of HBV. Small differences in geographical origin are ass...
<p>The amino acid location of mutations are numbered and indicated with arrowheads on the linear seq...
<p>Complementarity determining regions (CDR), framework regions (FR) and dot gaps are defined and nu...
<p>The location of glycosylation sites important for the binding of monoclonal and polyclonal antibo...
<p>VP1 amino acid sequences of GII.17 from the study area were aligned with former related sequences...
<p>Amino acid sequences of viruses a1, a2, a3 and b1 are shown. Underlined residues marked the N-gly...
<p>Letters represent standard single letter amino acid codes. GAP indicates the frequency of a delet...
The amino acid sequences of the signal peptide (grey), V1 (red), V2 (green), V3 (purple), V4 (orange...
<p>The open reading frames of the MPER display mutants contain a heterologous leader peptide (LP), a...
<p>Ten representative sequences were selected from each major phylogenetic cluster from 1974 to 2012...
<p>Most reference and study subject sequences have been omitted for clarity. Reference sequences are...
<p>Signature motifs recognized by each monoclonal antibody are shown in the second column: the numbe...
<p>All trees have been rooted using the nearest detectable ancestor to the insertion event, GQ985348...
<p>(A) Similarities of the two local sequences in the N-termini of HIV-1 gp120 and GBV-C E2. The det...
<p>Key amino acid changes, S310N, andN341D, and P396H are indicated with black boxes.</p
There are eight genotypes and nine subtypes of HBV. Small differences in geographical origin are ass...
<p>The amino acid location of mutations are numbered and indicated with arrowheads on the linear seq...
<p>Complementarity determining regions (CDR), framework regions (FR) and dot gaps are defined and nu...