Specificity of glycan recognition and efficacy of entry of wild-type and mutant HAs. H5 mutants KAN-1 from Thailand, or VN1203, and VN1194 from Vietnam were used as described in methods (18). The ability of indicated HAs to bind α2,3- and α2,6-SAs was determined by a resialylated hemagglutination assay (18) for (A) KAN-1 mutants with loss of α2,3 HA activity and relevant controls, (B) VN1203 and previously described VN1194 mutants (14), and (C) KAN-1 mutants with increased α2,6-SA binding. Viral entry of wild-type and mutant pseudotyped lentiviral vectors was measured as described (18). The degrees of entry were as follows: +, <25% of WT; ++, 25 to 50% of WT; +++, 50 to 75% of WT; ++++, >75% of WT. The H5 (KAN-1) here is identical to the GenBank sequence and differs at amino acids 186(N/K) from Yamada and colleagues (14), and the VN1194 mutants are identical to N182K and Q192R (14) according to alternative numbering conventions.