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. 2011 Oct;85(19):10389–10398. doi: 10.1128/JVI.00854-11

Table 1.

Characteristics of Indian-origin rhesus monkeys exposed to SIV via the penis

TRIM5α genotype Monkey ID TRIM5 allelesa Infection status No. of infected monkeys in group/no. of exposed monkeys (%) No. of lineagesb Homogeneous by Poissonc
Homozygous restrictive AZ43 3, 3 No 0/6 (0) NDd ND
FB2B 1, 1 No ND ND
T8056 1, 4 No ND ND
AZ40 4, 4 No ND ND
AZ63 1, 3 No ND ND
AZ88 2, 2 No ND ND
Heterozygous permissive 4236 2, 11 Yes 5/6 (83) 2 No
AV33X 1, 6 Yes 1 No
T8023 2, 8 No ND ND
AV48 2, 7 Yes 4–6 No
7F8 1, 8 Yes 1 Yes
9E9 1, 7 Yes 1 Yes
Homozygous permissive DBFX 6, 6 No 5/6 (83) ND ND
DBJL 6, 7 Yes 1 Yes
DBME 7, 9 Yes 1 Yes
DBGJ 11, 11 Yes 1 Yes
DBMT 7, 11 Yes 1 Yes
8E9 7, 7 Yes 1 Yes
a

Diploid TRIM5 alleles were sequenced and numbered as described previously (22).

b

Minimum number of transmitted forms indicated by distinct lineages in the phylogenetic tree.

c

Homogeneous infection indicates that mutations fit a Poisson model of random accumulation in early infection. As observed for early HIV-1 infections, APOBEC mutations were enriched in some animals and excluded for analysis in all but two monkeys (7F8 and DBMT). AV33 appeared as a single lineage in the tree, but a violation of the Poisson model indicates that it may have been infected with multiple highly similar strains.

d

ND, not determined since the animal was not infected.