Genetic Evaluation of Suspected Cases of Transient HIV-1 Infection of Infants

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Links to sequence alignments from this paper in various formats are included below. These alignments include novel sequences from this paper (GenBank Accession numbers AF065488-AF065598) and database sequences published elsewhere.

Nucleotide Alignments:

• GDE format (GDE is a free sequence alignment editor and user interface program for the Sun and other UNIX platforms available from the megasun server at the University of Motreal):
  • Figure 1 (Ariel Project Sequences)
  • Figure 2 (UW, CATG 076 and CDC Sequences)
  • Figure 3 (University of Rochester Mother/Infant Pair)
• IG (IntelliGenetics/Stanford) format:
  • Figure 1 (Ariel Project Sequences)
  • Figure 2 (UW, CATG 076 and CDC Sequences)
  • Figure 3 (University of Rochester Mother/Infant Pair)
• GCG MSF format:
  • Figure 1 (Ariel Project Sequences)
  • Figure 2 (UW, CATG 076 and CDC Sequences)
  • Figure 3 (University of Rochester Mother/Infant Pair)
• PHYLIP format:
  • Figure 1 (Ariel Project Sequences)
  • Figure 2 (UW, CATG 076 and CDC Sequences)
  • Figure 3 (University of Rochester Mother/Infant Pair)
• Pearson/FASTA format:
   
  • Figure 1 (Ariel Project Sequences)
  • Figure 2 (UW, CATG 076 and CDC Sequences)
  • Figure 3 (University of Rochester Mother/Infant Pair)
• PAUP (Nexus) format:
   
  • Figure 1 (Ariel Project Sequences)
  • Figure 2 (UW, CATG 076 and CDC Sequences)
  • Figure 3 (University of Rochester Mother/Infant Pair)

News Releases/Articles:

• UW Press Release (May 18, 1998)
• AEGIS - UPI
• Seattle Times
• Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report
• CDC NCHSTP Daily News Update:
  • May 15, 1998
  • May 22, 1998
  • May 28, 1998 (Correction)

If you have any comments or questions about this paper:
the corresponding author, Lisa Frenkel, M.D., may be reached via email at lfrenkel@u.washington.edu

James I. Mullins, Ph.D., may be reached at jmullins@u.washington.edu

Gerald H. Learn, Ph.D., may be reached at learn@u.washington.edu 

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