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Recombination among GB virus C (GBV-C) isolates in the United States.


ABSTRACT: GB virus C (GBV-C) is a non-pathogenic flavivirus that may play a role in modulating HIV disease. Multiple genotypes of GBV-C that have been identified to date that may differentially regulate HIV; however, the number of complete GBV-C sequences published to date is very limited. We sequenced full-length GBV-C genomes from four individuals with HIV/HCV co-infection in the United States. Intergenotypic recombination was evident in two of these individuals. Evaluation of additional full-length GBV-C genomes would facilitate the creation of full-length, replication-competent molecular clones of GBV-C to evaluate the phenotypic diversity of GBV-C genotypes and provide important molecular data on this understudied virus.

SUBMITTER: Blackard JT 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5756482 | biostudies-literature | 2016 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Recombination among GB virus C (GBV-C) isolates in the United States.

Blackard Jason T JT   Ma Gang G   Polen Clarissa C   DuBois Juwen C JC   Gast Jonathon J   Radens Caleb M CM   Sterling Richard K RK   Sherman Kenneth E KE  

The Journal of general virology 20160411 7


GB virus C (GBV-C) is a non-pathogenic flavivirus that may play a role in modulating HIV disease. Multiple genotypes of GBV-C that have been identified to date that may differentially regulate HIV; however, the number of complete GBV-C sequences published to date is very limited. We sequenced full-length GBV-C genomes from four individuals with HIV/HCV co-infection in the United States. Intergenotypic recombination was evident in two of these individuals. Evaluation of additional full-length GBV  ...[more]

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