Improved Prediction of HIV‐1 Coreceptor Usage with Sequence Information from the Second Hypervariable Loop of gp120

Abstract

The ability of the V2 loop to improve coreceptor usage prediction has been shown in a large data set. Utilization of this information can lead to considerable improvements in the prediction of coreceptor use both on clonal data sets and on clinically derived data sets.

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