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Spontaneous Mutations in HIV-1 Gag, protease, RT p66 in the first replication cycle and how they appear: Insights from an <i>in vitro</i> BSL2 assay on mutation rates and types

2019-06-23

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While drug resistant mutations in HIV-1 is largely credited to its error prone HIV-1 RT, host proteins such as deaminases may also play a role generating mutations. Many HIV-1 RT mutational in vitro studies utilize reporter genes (LacZ) as template, leaving out the possible contribution of HIV codon usage and gene-specific effects. To address this gap, we studied HIV-1 RT mutation rates and bias on its own Gag, p...

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6037c9b5-1772-59fa-a582-8a26fd63971b
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10.1101/679852
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