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. 2012 Jan;56(1):271–279. doi: 10.1128/AAC.05636-11

Table 2.

Prominent treatment-emergent NS3 substitutions in individual patients identified through population-based sequencing

Virologic group No. of patients with genotype
Sequence
HCV 1a HCV 1b
Rebound (n = 10) 8 1 R155K
1 V71I/V, R155R/K/Q,c D168D/E, V170V/I
Plateau (n = 11)a 1 R155R/Kd
1 I/V71I, R155R/Kd
1 R155Q
1 D168D/V
1 D168T
1 I/V71V
1 V170I/V
4 WTe
Decline (n = 4)b 1 R155K, I170I/V
1 2 WT
a

Sequence information could not be obtained from 2 plateau patients at EOT.

b

Sequence information could not be obtained from 10 continuous-decline patients at EOT.

c

Clonal sequence analysis confirmed a mixed population of R, K, and Q at position 155.

d

Clonal sequence analysis indicated a mixed population of R and K at position 155.

e

WT, wild type.