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Vif-deficient HIV reverse transcription complexes (RTCs) are subject to structural changes and mutation of RTC-associated reverse transcription products.

Virology - 20 Jul 2006

Carr J M, Davis A J, Coolen C, Cheney K, Burrell C J, Li P

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Reverse transcription (RTn) in HIV-infected cells occurs in a nucleoprotein complex termed the reverse transcription complex (RTC). RTCs containing RT activity and integrase (IN) were shown to be heterogeneous in size and density on sucrose velocity and equilibrium gradients. WT and Vif-deficient (Deltavif) RTCs produced by infection with virus from permissive cells displayed similar sedimentation...

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PMID: 16631224
DOI: 10.1016/j.virol.2006.03.027

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