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. 2011 Jul;85(14):6986–6995. doi: 10.1128/JVI.00268-11

Table 2.

Neutralization sensitivities and Env characteristics of the HIV-1 variants that were isolated from historical and contemporary seroconvertersa

Virus and period of isolation Yr of SC IC50 (μg/ml)
Length (aa)
No. of PNGS
HIVIG VRC01 b12 2F5 447-52D V1 V2 V1V2 V1 V2 V1V2
Historical
    H19999 1985 831.3 0.121 1.12 >25.00 >25 23 39 62 4 2 6
    H18766 1988 >1,500.0 0.094 >25.00 7.29 >25 25 38 63 3 2 5
    H19768 1986 805.4 0.099 1.46 1.51 >25 25 39 64 3 2 5
    H19342 1986 846.3 0.090 1.17 2.17 >25 25 39 64 3 2 5
    H19542 1985 632.9 0.524 1.41 0.69 >25 25 42 67 3 3 6
Contemporary
    P197 2005 1,009.0 0.482 >25.00 0.53 >25 29 39 68 4 2 6
    P180 2004 >1,500.0 0.753 >25.00 >25.00 >25 27 41 68 5 2 7
    P004 2003 >1,500.0 0.345 >25.00 1.76 >25 33 39 72 5 1 6
    P002 2003 1,316.3 >5.000 5.30 0.11 >25 30 46 76 6 5 11
    P127 2005 >1,500.0 <0.078 0.21 4.29 >25 38 68 106 4 5 9
P valueb 0.042 0.283 0.204 0.883 1.000 0.008 0.230 0.088 0.006 0.380 0.043
a

SC, seroconversion; IC50, 50% inhibitory concentration; aa, amino acid; PNGS, potential N-linked glycosylation site(s).

b

Differences in neutralization sensitivity and Env characteristics between the two groups of HIV-1 variants from historical and contemporary seroconverters were evaluated for statistical significance using Student's t test.