Fig. 6. Analysis of SHIV-325c V1V2 envelope sequences in breakthrough infections. Analysis of SHIV-325c V1V2 envelope sequences in breakthrough infections.

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Fig. 6. Analysis of SHIV-325c V1V2 envelope sequences in breakthrough infections. Analysis of SHIV-325c V1V2 envelope sequences in breakthrough infections. Single-genome envelope amplification was performed with plasma viral RNA on day 28. For one saline control animal, H515, viral amplification failed and therefore is not shown here. The env sequence at the top presents the SHIV-325c molecular clone inoculum. The column on the right reports the frequency of distinct amplicons (based on unique sequence variations in V1V2) per total env amplicons obtained from a given animal. Boris Julg et al., Sci Transl Med 2017;9:eaal1321 Published by AAAS