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work_2tfrdwufgzeyfjxtw6mjzapiqa	Amanda E. Siglin	Evolution of HIV-1 Resistance to a Cholesterol-Linked D-Peptide Fusion Inhibitor	2013	1	.pdf	application/pdf	1529	91	43	HIV Fusion Peptide Perturbs Membrane Structure in a Cholesterol HIV-1 membrane fusion is mediated by sequential binding of the viral homotrimeric Env (gp120/gp41) to cellular CD4 and chemokine receptor (CXCR4 or bridges the viral and cellular membranes, and exposes the N-HR and C-HR domains which are targeted by HIV-1 fusion inhibitors T20 and 5-Helix, respectively. Evolution of HIV-1 Resistance to a Cholesterol-Linked D-Peptide Fusion a multivalent, D-peptide fusion inhibitor, PIE12-trimer. Viral propagation in increasing inhibitor concentrations produced HIV-1 populations with 50to 100-fold reduced sensitivity cholPIE12-trimer. HIV Fusion Peptide Perturbs Membrane Structure in a Cholesterol Dependent Fashion CD4 Binding Induces an Asymmetric Transition of HIV-1 Env from its Native Conformation into the Prehairpin Intermediate State Evolution of HIV-1 Resistance to a Cholesterol-Linked D-Peptide Fusion Inhibitor Evolution of HIV-1 Resistance to a Cholesterol-Linked D-Peptide Fusion Inhibitor Fusogenic Activity of the HIV-1 Gp41 MPER-TMD Region: Mechanism and Targeting by Immunogens and Inhibitors	./cache/work_2tfrdwufgzeyfjxtw6mjzapiqa.pdf	./txt/work_2tfrdwufgzeyfjxtw6mjzapiqa.txt