<p>The within-host nonsynonymous (filled circles) and synonymous (open circles) substitution rates were estimated for p24 and gp41 for all 34 individuals, which are ordered from left to right (subtype A, pink; subtype C, green; subtype D, yellow). Blue and white columns correspond to the individual estimates. The estimates in the grey background indicate the between-host substitution rates for subtypes A, C, and D. The vertical lines represent the 95% credible intervals (solid lines, nonsynonymous; dashed lines, synonymous).</p
<p>Log scale mean substitution rate (log<sub>10</sub>(nucleotide substitutions/site/year, NS/S/Y)) e...
Abstract.—We have investigated the effects of different among-site rate variation models on the esti...
<p>Average synonymous (dS) and non-synonymous (dN) substitutions were calculated for different group...
<p>Only patients for which samples for more than one time point are available were used for the with...
<p>Synonymous (blue lines) and nonsynonymous (black lines) evolutionary rates as a function of the d...
Phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequence data can provide estimates of evolutionary rates and timescale...
<p>(A) Mapping of the distributions of synonymous (S) and nonsynonymous (N) single nucleotide polymo...
<div><p>Phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequence data can provide estimates of evolutionary rates and t...
<p>Best-fit models with the highest marginal log likelihood score for respective data sets are in bo...
<p>The mean evolutionary rate and highest posterior density (HPD) intervals are expressed as the num...
Abstract.—Previous work has shown that it is often essential to account for the variation in rates a...
*<p>Estimates of the mean evolutionary rate (μ, substitutions.site<sup>−1</sup>.year<sup>−1</sup>) a...
<p>P-values of likelihood ratio tests (LRT) comparing DNA evolution models and the use of a molecula...
<p>Host prevalence (a)–(c), genetic distance between human clinical and host genotypes (d)–(f), sour...
(a) Within-host nucleotide differences over 6-month timescales. The blue line shows the distribution...
<p>Log scale mean substitution rate (log<sub>10</sub>(nucleotide substitutions/site/year, NS/S/Y)) e...
Abstract.—We have investigated the effects of different among-site rate variation models on the esti...
<p>Average synonymous (dS) and non-synonymous (dN) substitutions were calculated for different group...
<p>Only patients for which samples for more than one time point are available were used for the with...
<p>Synonymous (blue lines) and nonsynonymous (black lines) evolutionary rates as a function of the d...
Phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequence data can provide estimates of evolutionary rates and timescale...
<p>(A) Mapping of the distributions of synonymous (S) and nonsynonymous (N) single nucleotide polymo...
<div><p>Phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequence data can provide estimates of evolutionary rates and t...
<p>Best-fit models with the highest marginal log likelihood score for respective data sets are in bo...
<p>The mean evolutionary rate and highest posterior density (HPD) intervals are expressed as the num...
Abstract.—Previous work has shown that it is often essential to account for the variation in rates a...
*<p>Estimates of the mean evolutionary rate (μ, substitutions.site<sup>−1</sup>.year<sup>−1</sup>) a...
<p>P-values of likelihood ratio tests (LRT) comparing DNA evolution models and the use of a molecula...
<p>Host prevalence (a)–(c), genetic distance between human clinical and host genotypes (d)–(f), sour...
(a) Within-host nucleotide differences over 6-month timescales. The blue line shows the distribution...
<p>Log scale mean substitution rate (log<sub>10</sub>(nucleotide substitutions/site/year, NS/S/Y)) e...
Abstract.—We have investigated the effects of different among-site rate variation models on the esti...
<p>Average synonymous (dS) and non-synonymous (dN) substitutions were calculated for different group...