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Sequence variability of the integrase protein from a diverse collection of HIV type 1 isolates representing several subtypes.

AIDS research and human retroviruses - 20 Sept 2002

Burns Cara Carthel, Gleason Lisa M, Mozaffarian Afsaneh, Giachetti Cristina, Carr Jean K, Overbaugh Julie

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HIV-1 recombinants between viruses from different subtypes appear to be surprisingly common in several regions of the world. To detect such intersubtype recombinants that contain mosaic genomes, we have analyzed sequences from the integrase (IN)-coding region of the polymerase (pol) gene from 23 viruses of known envelope (env) subtype from South America and Africa. As defined by env sequences, these viral genomes...

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PMID: 12396455
DOI: 10.1089/08892220260235399

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