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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Sep 23.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS. 2006 Mar 21;20(5):643–651. doi: 10.1097/01.aids.0000216363.36786.2b

Table 1.

HIV-1 protease sequences according to subtype and treatment exposure: datasets used to provide mutation frequency data for the HIVseq program (September 2005)

PI naivea
PI experienced
Subtype Virusesb Persons Citationsc Virusesb Persons Citationsc
Subtype B 4037 3369 124 5720 3354 104
Non-B subtypes
 A 637 621 52 71 59 10
 AE 532 524 53 71 64 12
 AG 794 791 55 101 83 16
 C 993 973 83 276 216 20
 D 343 311 55 89 73 23
 F 178 173 41 139 129 18
 G 261 259 31 185 169 10
 Non-B total 3738 3652 932 793

PI, protease inhibitor.

a

Never received a PI, regardless of their reverse transcriptase inhibitor treatment history.

b

Total number of virus isolates for which sequences exist in the Stanford HIV RT and Protease Sequence Database (according to subtype and treatment). The number of viruses is higher than the number of patients because some patients have had viruses assessed a multiple time points.

c

Number of different published references (or unpublished studies associated with GenBank submissions) from which the sequence data were obtained.