... 80 10 0 12 0 14 0 16 0 Time (Min) Figure of Kinetics HIV- 1and HIV- 2 Env-mediated fusion Kinetics of HIV- 1and HIV- 2 Env-mediated fusion HIV- 1IIIB (squares), HIV- 2SBL (triangles), and HIV- 2ROD (circles) ... http://www.retrovirology.com/content/3 /1/ 90 Figure Sequence comparison of HIV- 1and HIV- 2 Envs Sequence comparison of HIV- 1and HIV- 2 Envs The HIV- 1 subtype B infectious molecular clone HXB2 Env gp 41 sequence (Database ... cells using the following vaccinia recombinants;vPE16, for the IIIB strain of HIV- 1 [39], vvROD, for the ROD strain of HIV- 2 [40], and vSC50 for the SBL/ISY strain of HIV- 2 [ 41] These recombinants...
... Fig 2B 1LV1 1LV1 1HWR 1DMP 1QBS 1HVR 1QBR 1QBT 1HWR 1DMP 1QBS 1HVR 1QBR 1QBT 0.00 0.39 0.00 0.37 0.38 0.00 0.34 0.39 0.32 0.00 0.32 0. 41 0.36 0. 31 0.00 0.35 0. 41 0.33 0.33 0.37 0.00 0.35 0. 41 0.34 ... 1HVR, 1QBS, 1DMP, 1QBR and 1QBT) are of complexes between different types of inhibitor molecules and HIV- 1protease containing the C95A mutation In two of these structures (1DAZ and 1A94), the protein ... plot (A) 1LV1 vs 1G6L (A) 1LV1 vs 1QBS identification ofthe changes, if any, brought about by inhibitor binding The unliganded and all six ofthe urea inhibitor complex structures belong to the same...
... approximate the potential field ofthe original distribution ofthe particles The difference is that P2 M2 uses the distribution of point charges, while the Anderson’s method uses potential values In the ... order, the charges Qj andthe positions Rj = (Rj , θj , φj ) of pseudoparticles must satisfy βm = l 2l + K Qj j =1 Rl +1 j Ylm∗ (θj , φj ) (8) for all (p + 1) combinations of l and m in the range of ... 10 00 200 10 0 10 12 8K N 256K 512 K 1M 2M 4M Number of particles N Figure Comparison ofthe code A and B Squares are performance of code A on MDGRAPE-2 Circles are that of code B Open and filled symbols...
... 4244–4255 ª 2009 The Authors Journal compilation ª 2009 FEBS 4253 NMR analysis ofthe West Nile virus protease 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 X.-C Su et al minants ofthe NS2B cofactor ofthe West Nile ... NS2B–NS3pro(K96A) and inhibitors and Protons of WNV NS3pro Compound 2a d2 His 51 H Tyr130 Hd Thr132 C!2H3 Thr132 Ha Thr134 C!2H3 Tyr150 Hd Asn152 CbH2 Gly153 HN Val154 C!H3 Ile155 Cd1H3 Tyr1 61 Hd a Compound H1 ... we could not assign the backbone amides of Thr132, NMR analysis ofthe West Nile virus protease Gly133 and Gly1 51 even in the presence of 1, or 3, andthe backbone resonances of neighbouring residues...
... HIV- 1PROTEASE Structure and function of HIV- 1 PR HIV- 1 PR catalyzes the hydrolysis of specific peptide bonds within the HIV- 1 Gag and Gag-Pol polyproteins to generate the various structural and ... assembly oftheHIVandHIV proteases Protein Sci 1, 12 44 12 53 19 Franciskovich, J., Houseman, K., Mueller, R & Chmielewski, J (19 93) A systematic evaluation ofthe inhibition of HIV- 1protease ... folding in retroviral proteases: crystal structure of a synthetic HIV- 1protease Science 245, 616 – 6 21 15 Todd, M.J., Semo, N & Freire, E (19 98) The structural stability ofthe HIV- 1protease J Mol...
... [30], and in the present simulation the load is along the [11 0] orientation andthe resolved shear stress on the (11 1) plane causes the sliding After the formation ofthe neck, the plastic deformations ... cohesion ofthe atoms near the surface, as compared with those in the bulk, andthe increasing dominance ofthe surface would decrease the strength ofthe structure 3.2 The melting properties ofthe ... [12 ] [13 ] [14 ] [15 ] [16 ] [17 ] [18 ] [19 ] [20] [ 21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [ 31] [32] [33] [34] [35] [36] 689 Y.F Zhang, Y.H Tang, N Wang, et al., Appl Phys Lett 72 (19 98) 18 35...
... Campaign 10 8 With a Single Bullet 12 9 Victory 15 0 10 Expanding in the Bayou State 16 5 11 Mississippi Chapters 18 4 12 Heading North 216 13 Black Power—Last Days 234 Conclusion: The Myth of Nonviolence ... months of their birth, the Deacons had become the talk ofthe movement and folk heroes to legions of African Americans in the Deep South The publicity propelled the Deacons into the center of a ... the mean habits of adult society Thomas recalled that sometimes the whites would band together and swoop down on a handful of frolicking blacks, claiming the waters as the spoils of war On other...
... LPS (10 0 µg/mL for hr) added to the luminal chamber significantly increased 13 1 I -HIV- 1 permeability of BMEC monolayers (Fig 1A and 1C) and decreased TEER (Fig 1B and 11 1D) The presence of antibodies ... levels of proinflammatory cytokines/chemokines in the blood of patients with AIDS [12 -14 ] are likely associated with the increase in HIV- 1 infiltration [15 -17 ], while HIV- 1 gp120 and Tat induce the ... infection [9] and penetration of HIV- 1 is independent ofthe CD4 receptor [10 ] At the early stage, HIV- 1 enters the brain through an intact, normally functioning BBB [11 ] At later stages of infection,...
... K70R ( 31. 3) T 215 F (11 .7) V 118 I (25) M184V (76.4) G333A (NA) F77L (0) M41L ( 21. 5) Q151M (3.9) L74V (3.9) E44A/D (5.8) T 215 Y (33.3) V75I (0) L 210 W (25.4) K 219 E (11 .7) E44D (0) K 219 Q (7.8) Q151M (3.9) ... (3.9) T 215 F (11 .7) T 215 Y (33.3) RT (NNRTI) (n = 12 ) V108I (25) Y181C (33.3) G190S (0) P236L (0) Y188C (0) V106A (0) K103N (9.6) Y188H/L (16 .6) M230L (0) P225H (0) L100I (8.3) K103N (8.3) Y188L (9.6) ... absence of Vif, the synthesis ofthe negative strand of DNA can result in the insertion of a uracil as a result ofthe deamination of a cytosine, leading to the inclusion of an adenosine instead of...
... 2002, 18 6: 617 -625 Abstract Page of (page number not for citation purposes) Journal ofthe International AIDS Society 2005, 7: 71 10 11 12 13 14 15 http://www.jiasociety.org/content/7 /1/ 71 Kantor ... non-B HIV- 1 subtypes Currently, the workgroup consists of investigators from 15 sites in 13 countries The goal ofthe workgroup is to collect and analyze a robust database of sequences and clinical ... analyses of RT andprotease sequences from persons infected with nonsubtype B HIV- 1 Program and abstracts ofthe 10 th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections; February 10 14, 2003;...
... of 0.002° per time step The unit of time step was 10 -15 s The characteristic width and height ofthe roller tooth were both nm The roller was composed of 11 294 atoms The width and height ofthe ... doi :10 .11 09/TEPM.2002.807728 M.H Muser, Comput Phys Commun 14 6 (1) , 54 (2002) doi: 10 .10 16/S0 010 -4655(02)00434-4 R Komanduri, N Chandrasekaran, L.M Raff, Phys Rev B 61( 20), 14 007 (19 97) doi :10 .11 03/PhysRevB. 61. 14007 ... Solids 15 3, 235 (20 01) doi :10 .10 80 /10 42 015 010 8 211 842 18 J.M Haile, MolecularDynamics Simulation: Elementary Methods (Wiley, New York, 19 92) 19 A Ganneapali, S.K Mallapragada, Phys Rev B 66, 10 410 3...
... Identification of RANTES, MIP -1 alpha, and MIP -1 beta as the major HIVsuppressive factors produced by CD8+ T cells Science 19 95, 270(5243) :18 11- 1 815 Chitnis CE, Miller LH: Identification ofthe erythrocyte ... 32 amino acid V3-like peptide ofthe P vivax RII with the V3 loop of HIV- 1 strain MN To amplify the V3 loop of HIV- 1MN by PCR, PM -1 cells were infected with HIV- 1 MN (donated by Dr James Robinson, ... regions ofthe env gene ofHIVand amplify the region between nucleotides 6884 and 7783, which includes the V3 loop This PCR product then served as template in a nested PCR ofthe HIV- 1 MN V3...