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Table 1.

Samples Information.

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Table 2.

The genetic distances to M130805 within three genes regions.

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Fig 1.

Neighbor-joining phylogenetic tree of consensus sequences from the man, the woman and local controls.

A, Neighbor-joining phylogenetic tree for consensus gag sequences and reference sequences. The scale bar indicates 5% nucleotide sequence divergence. B, Neighbor-joining phylogenetic tree for consensus pol sequences and relative reference sequences. The scale bar indicates 5% nucleotide sequence divergence. C, Neighbor-joining phylogenetic tree for consensus env sequences and relative reference sequences. The scale bar indicates 10% nucleotide sequence divergence. Values on the branches represent the percentage of 1000 bootstrap replicates and bootstrap values over 70% are shown in the tree. Red triangle: the sequence from the male source; Green triangle: the sequences from the female recipient.

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Fig 2.

Bootscanning analysis of possible intertype mosaicism.

Window: 80 bp, step: 10 bp, GapStrip: on, reps: 100, Kinura (2-parameter), T/t: 2.0. The reference sequences are shown at the bottom right of the figure.

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Table 3.

The genetic distances of env quasispecies.

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Fig 3.

Maximum clade credibility (MCC) tree for env quasispecies from the subjects.

The MCC trees were obtained by Bayesian MCMC analysis based on partial env gene (HXB2: 7002–7541) implemented in BEAST. The uncorrelated exponential relaxed molecular clock method was used in combination with the Bayesian Skyline coalescent tree prior under GTR+I+G4 nucleotide substitution model. Red taxon: the viral quasispecies from the man; Green taxon: the viral quasispecies from the woman. The posterior probabilities of the key nodes are indicated. The most recent common ancestor of sequences from the man is shown by a filled circle. The scale bar indicates 5% nucleotide sequence divergence.

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