
Identification of a Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Envelope Glycoprotein Variant Resistant to Cold Inactivation
J. Virol. Kassa et al.
83: 4476
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Fig. S1 (Effect of shorter incubation time on infectivity of HIV-1 previously incubated at various temperatures.)
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Fig. S2 (Effects of longer incubation times on infectivity of HIV-1 previously incubated on ice.)
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Fig. S3 (Effects of room-temperature incubation on cold inactivation.)
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Fig. S4 (Effect of truncation of the gp41 cytoplasmic tail on sensitivity of the HIV-1 envelope glycoproteins to cold inactivation.)
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Fig. S5 (Sensitivity of cold-inactivated viruses to chemokine receptor inhibitors.)
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Fig. S6 (Susceptibility to cold-induced inactivation and inherent exposure of gp41 epitopes in the presence and absence of the H66N mutation.)
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Fig. S7 (Effect of a freeze-thaw on the exposure of a gp41 epitope following incubation in the cold or at room temperature.)
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Legends to supplemental figures
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