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. 2000 Apr;74(8):3715–3730. doi: 10.1128/jvi.74.8.3715-3730.2000

TABLE 1.

General properties of previously characterized HERV families investigated in this study

Family Primer Size (kb) of sequenced region Copy no.a Available sequence datab
HERV.E tRNAGlu 8.8 85 LTR-gag-pol-env-LTR
HERV.I tRNAIle 9.0 85 LTR-gag-pol-env-LTR
HERV.W tRNATrp 7.6c 115 LTR-gag-pol-env-LTR
HERV.H tRNAHis 8.7d 660 LTR-gag-pol-env-LTR
HERV.L tRNALeu 6.5 575 LTR-gag-pol-DUT-LTR
HERV.K tRNALys 9.1 170 LTR-gag-DUT-pol-env-LTR
ERV-9 tRNAArg 1.8 + 3.8 70 LTR + part gag-pol-Δenv-LTR
HERV.HML6 tRNALys 7.5e 45 LTR-gag-DUT-pol-env-LTR
RRHERV.I tRNAIle 3.3 15 LTR-Δpol-env-LTR
HERV.R tRNAArg 5.0f 15 LTR + part gag + part pol + env-LTR
HERV.P tRNAPro 2× 0.6 + 0.4 70 LTR + part pol + LTR
HERV.S71 ? 5.5 15 gag-Δpol-LTR
HERV.XA ? 4.7 15 Part pol-Δenv
HERV.ADP ? 1.5 60 Part pol
HERV.FRD ? 2.8 15 Part pol
HERV.HML5 ? 0.25 45 Part pol
a

Estimated copy number as determined by BLAST search and phylogenetic analysis (i.e., elements which contain domains 1 to 5 of RT, assuming a random distribution of elements within the human genome). 

b

part, only part of the gene or region has been sequenced; Δ, entire gene or region has been sequenced but contains obvious deletions. 

c

Combined total for nine cDNA clones. 

d

env-containing elements. 

e

Combined total for three clones. 

f

Combined total for five subclones.