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From: High-resolution deep sequencing reveals biodiversity, population structure, and persistence of HIV-1 quasispecies within host ecosystems

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Biodiversity among viral populations. Pyrosequencing data sets from each individual were clustered at 0% (unique) to 10% genetic distances and displayed as rarefaction curves. Y-axis, number of OTU (number of sequence clusters); x-axis, percent of total pyrosequences (sequences sampled ÷ total number of sequences x 100%). Colors of curves indicate the level of clustering: yellow, 0%; black, 1%; blue, 2%; green, 3%; cyan, 4%; purple, 5%; red, 10%. Numbers of OTU at the end of curves at 0% distance represent biodiversity calculated from rarefaction curve at the sequence depth (100% of pyrosequences). Small red boxes indicate approximate sequence depth achieved by conventional clonal sequences.

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