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. 2004 Jan;78(2):700–709. doi: 10.1128/JVI.78.2.700-709.2004

TABLE 2.

Amino acid substitutions in the NS3 coding sequences of T631C replicon RNAs recovered from various stable G418-resistant cell lines

RNA transfection     Amino acid substitution(s)c
T631C transfection (pooled)a V318L, D441Y
Wild type + T631C cotransfection (pooled)b D405Y, D441Y
T631C clone 1 E533K
T631C clone 2 E176G, D441Y, K589E
a

Replicon colonies resulting from T631C replicon genome transfections were allowed to grow for 1 month posttransfection under G418 selection in a 10-cm dish before collection of the cells for RNA extraction.

b

Cells cotransfected with T631 and T631C replicon genomes were allowed to grow and were harvested as a pooled population, as described in footnote a.

c

The numbering system for the amino acids is based on the designation of the first true residue of NS3 as number 1. In the replicon I377/NS3-3′, an initiating start codon precedes residue 1 (i.e., M[−1]). Substitutions in boldface were found in most clones.