Volume 10, Number 7—July 2004
Research
Recombinant Viruses and Early Global HIV-1 Epidemic
Marcia L. Kalish*
, Kenneth E. Robbins*, Danuta Pieniazek*, Amanda Schaefer*, Nzila Nzilambi†, Thomas C. Quinn†‡, Michael E. St. Louis*†, Ae S. Youngpairoj*, Jonathan Phillips*, Harold W. Jaffe*, and Thomas M. Folks*
, Kenneth E. Robbins*, Danuta Pieniazek*, Amanda Schaefer*, Nzila Nzilambi†, Thomas C. Quinn†‡, Michael E. St. Louis*†, Ae S. Youngpairoj*, Jonathan Phillips*, Harold W. Jaffe*, and Thomas M. Folks*Table 2
Subtypes of unique recombinant viruses shown in Figure 2.
| Specific gene region |
|||
|---|---|---|---|
| Virusesa | P17 | C2V3C3 | Gp41 |
| n = 2 | D | F1 | F1 |
| G | A | A | |
| ? | H | A | |
| A | H | G | |
| A | G | G | |
| A | A | G | |
| n = 2 | A | – | G |
| ? | – | G | |
| A | H | H | |
| A | A | ? | |
| ? | ? | ? | |
| C | C | ? | |
| A | – | ? | |
| F1 | A | ? | |
| A | ? | A | |
| n = 3 | A | ? | A |
| n = 2 | J | ? | ? |
aExcept where noted, each row represents a single virus.
