HIV sequence from virus
A.J.Cann
nna at le.ac.uk
Fri Jun 9 07:13:55 EST 1995
tmiller at newssun.med.miami.edu (Todd Miller - Pharmacology) wrote:
>In article <3r7bdh$gc9 at ipgate.le.ac.uk>, A.J.Cann <nna at le.ac.uk> wrote:
>>Many HIV RNA sequences have been derived by limit-dilution RT-PCR of
>>virus particles. They do show significant differences from the prevalent
>>(DNA) provirus sequences at any one time. Check out the may references
>>by A.Leigh-Brown & P.Simmonds, Edinburgh University.
>>
>I looked at the most recent article in January J Inf Diseases and
>was referred back to a 1990 paper by the same authors for methods.
>All the methods used proviral DNA.
I suggest you go & read a few of their other papers until you find the ones
that refer to RNA.
>No more wild goose chases for me. I'm convinced that there is no
>sequence data derived from particles, and when this is considered
>along with the absence of EM's of pure HIV, I have to doubt it's
>existence. Why isn't this data available? All you thousands of
>scientists working on this and no one can provide me this info.
I just did.
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