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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 8.
Published in final edited form as: Antivir Ther. 2014 Aug 8;20(2):199–208. doi: 10.3851/IMP2821

Table 2.

Participants with resistance mutation present at > 1% of total quasispecies population

Amino acid mutation Proportion of mutation present, % Subject number HIV positive Estimated duration of infection, weeks
Protease (n = 49)
Mutation at >50 %
V36M 99.4 127 Y 25
V55A 89.6 609 N 58
V55A 99.9 664 N 9
Q80K 98.5 804 Y 58
Q80K 99.2 127 Y 25
Mutation >1–50 %
Q41R 1.02 2403 Y 16
V55A 1.03 634 N 31
V55A 1.10 628 Y 12
Q80R 1.27 2016 N 20
A156S 1.99 501 N 44
I170T 1.10 2605 N 60
I170T 1.54 501 N 44
V170A 1.08 120 Y 9

Polymerase (n = 49)
Mutation at >50 %
M423I 98 803 N 57
Mutation >1–50 %
S365T 1.46 653 N 20
S365T 2.62 620 Y 64
S365T 1.24 2003 N 29
S365T 1.38 120 Y 9
L419M 1.81 1402 N 21
L419M 1.19 1001 N 74
L419V 1.47 302 N 21
M423T 1.56 125 N 23
M423T 1.78 609 N 58
V494A 1.10 501 N 44
V494A 1.03 2402 Y 15
P496S 2.60 630 Y 30
V499A 18.8 120 Y 9

NS5A (n = 13)
Mutation >50 %
M28V 99.5 302 N 21
Mutation >1–50 %
Q30R 2.29 120 Y 9
Q30R 1.33 627
H58P 1.10 120 Y 9