Naturally Occurring Capsid Substitutions Render HIV-1 Cyclophilin A Independent in Human Cells and TRIM-cyclophilin-resistant in Owl Monkey Cells
Udayan Chatterji(Scripps Research Institute), Philippe Gallay(Scripps Research Institute), Brigitte Rosenwirth, Michael Bobardt(Scripps Research Institute), Priscilla Ward(Southern Research Institute), Maureen Jones(Southern Research Institute), Cheryl A. Stoddart(Gladstone Institutes), Robyn L. Stanfield(Scripps Research Institute), Kamel Besseghir(Debiopharm (Switzerland)), Luke A. Pallansch(Southern Research Institute), Roger G. Ptak(Southern Research Institute), Jean‐Maurice Dumont(Debiopharm (Switzerland)), Piétro Scalfaro(Debiopharm (Switzerland))
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