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. 2019 Nov 1;11(11):1012. doi: 10.3390/v11111012

Table 1.

Summary statistics of the important amino acids change among the HIV-1 envelope sequences of chronic and transmitted/founder viruses.

HXB2 Env Amino Acids CH TF Chi2 Test
Position Amino Acids Subregion/Domain Alignment Position Change Genetic Signature YES NO Total YES NO Total OR 95% CI B-H adjusted p-values
841 R LLP-1 959 I R841I 10 95 105 32 63 95 0.2 0.09–0.44 0.00001
6 K SP 6 I K6I 83 22 105 52 45 97 3.26 1.76–6.02 0.0001
62 D C1 81 E D62E 20 85 105 4 94 98 5.52 1.89–16.04 0.006
514 G ECD 628 T G514T 9 22 31 26 12 38 0.18 0.06–0.52 0.006
24 M SP 40 I M24I 38 66 104 16 81 97 2.91 1.50–5.64 0.006
743 R HIR/KE 865 R 743R 45 60 105 62 35 97 0.42 0.24–0.74 0.008
153 E V1 206 E 153E 93 11 104 71 26 97 3.09 1.44–6.59 0.008
744 R HIR/KE 862 R 744R 78 27 105 53 44 97 2.39 1.32–4.32 0.008
717 F HIR/KE 834 F 717F 86 19 105 62 35 97 2.55 1.34–4.85 0.008
717 F HIR/KE 834 L F717L 19 86 105 35 62 97 0.39 0.20–0.74 0.008
154 I V1 207 M I154M 35 70 105 52 46 98 0.44 0.25–0.77 0.008
744 R HIR/KE 862 T R744T 15 90 105 30 67 97 0.37 0.18–0.74 0.008
841 R LLP-1 959 L R841L 81 24 105 56 39 95 2.35 1.27–4.31 0.009
621 Q GP 41 Loop 738 D Q621D 16 88 104 31 67 98 0.39 0.20–0.77 0.009
464 L V5 566 N L464N 24 45 69 42 31 73 0.39 0.20–0.77 0.009
543 Q FPPR 657 Q 543Q 63 42 105 76 22 98 0.43 0.23–0.79 0.009

Table 1 presents the important HIV-1 envelope sequence polymorphisms of chronically infected individuals compared to TF viruses of individuals infected that are considered as genetic signatures. Bold typeface define the important Env genetic signatures identified and discussed in manuscript. The gray character referred to sequences alignment position of amino acid change. Abbreviations: V1—variable loop 1, CP—cytoplasmic domain/tail, EC—endocytosis domain, SP—Signal peptide, C2—constant domain 2, C3—constant domain 3, ECD-Loop—Ectodomain-loop region, CP-KE—cytoplasmic domain-Kennedy epitope, ECD-CHR—Ectodomain-C-hepta-repeat, CP-LLP-1—Cytoplasmic Tail-Lentivirus Lytic peptide 1. MSD—Membrane-spanning domain.