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. 1999 Jan;73(1):618–630. doi: 10.1128/jvi.73.1.618-630.1999

TABLE 5.

Analysis of the V1 hypervariable region of the SIV-specific sequences amplified from the PBMC of macaques challenged with uncloned SIVmne

Animal Challenge outcome % of sequence of typea:
SD ne
E11S Variant
Control
 Expt 1
  91319 Infected 13.34 86.66 ±2.35 3
  91320 Infected 99.95 0.05 ±0.05 2
  91323 Infected 20.00 80.00 ±5.00 2
  91324 Infected 27.50 72.50 ±2.50 2
 Expt 2
  92170 Infected 0.95 99.05 ±0.96 4
  92179 Infected 3.67 96.33 ±4.49 3
  93032 Infected 95.75 4.25 ±4.25 2
 Expt 3
  91064b Infected 99.95 0.05 ±0.05 2
  91070 Infected 96.00 4.00 ±2.00 2
  92168 Infected 5.87 94.13 ±2.28 3
Immunized
 Expt 1
  87201 Infected 0.00 100.0 ±0.00 2
  87221 Infected 0.70 99.30 ±0.70 2
  87210c Transient 90.00 10.00 1
  87217 Protected
 Expt 2
  90073 Protected
  90078 Transient 95.00 5.00 ±6.40 3
  90094 Infected 0.07 99.93 ±0.09 3
 Expt 3
  J90304 Infected 98.66 1.34 ±1.54 3
  91250d Transient 25.00 75.00 1
  92163 Protected
a

The proportion of E11S-type or variant-type sequences was determined by nucleotide sequence analysis of PCR amplified fragments cloned in M13 vectors, by PCR amplification with radiolabeled primers for quantification, or both. For every PCR analysis, DNA from cells infected with E11S or uncloned SIVmne was run as a control. Unless otherwise noted, all the samples were prepared from PBMC collected 2 weeks after challenge. 

b

PBMC sample was collected 4 weeks after infection. The proportion of E11S-type and variant-type sequences was constant from weeks 4 through 8 in this animal. 

c

PBMC sample was collected 4 weeks after infection, the only time when the proviral DNA was detected in this animal by nested PCR. 

d

Data represent sequences amplified from lymph node samples collected 6 weeks after challenge, which was the only time we were able to amplify proviral DNA for this analysis. We were not able to amplify sufficient quantities of proviral DNA from the PBMC of this animal at any time for this analysis. 

e

n, number of determinations made for each sample.