Selection of HIV-1 for resistance to fifth generation protease inhibitors reveals two independent pathways to high-level resistance

  1. Ean Spielvogel
  2. Sook-Kyung Lee
  3. Shuntai Zhou
  4. Gordon J Lockbaum
  5. Mina Henes
  6. Amy Sondgeroth
  7. Klajdi Kosovrasti
  8. Ellen A Nalivaika
  9. Akbar Ali
  10. Nese Kurt Yilmaz
  11. Celia A Schiffer  Is a corresponding author
  12. Ronald Swanstrom  Is a corresponding author
  1. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States
  2. University of Massachusetts Medical School, United States
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  1. Ean Spielvogel
  2. Sook-Kyung Lee
  3. Shuntai Zhou
  4. Gordon J Lockbaum
  5. Mina Henes
  6. Amy Sondgeroth
  7. Klajdi Kosovrasti
  8. Ellen A Nalivaika
  9. Akbar Ali
  10. Nese Kurt Yilmaz
  11. Celia A Schiffer
  12. Ronald Swanstrom
(2023)
Selection of HIV-1 for resistance to fifth generation protease inhibitors reveals two independent pathways to high-level resistance
eLife 12:e80328.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.80328