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Resolution: standard / high Figure 1.
Early bovine leukemia virus replication in experimentally infected sheep. Vertical
arrows represent the times at which blood samples were collected. A fluctuation of
circulating leukocyte counts over time. ----- mean leukocyte counts of the 4 experimentally
BLV-infected sheep aligned relative to the date of seroconversion -x-x-x-x- leukocyte
counts of the two uninfected sheep, aligned relative to the date of injection of the
non-infectious solution. B BLV early replication in experimentally infected sheep.
All curves are aligned relative to the date of seroconversion (S). Time (t) is expressed
in days. For each animal the first 2 curves represent the temporal fluctuation of
the B cell count (black squares) and proviral loads (open circles); the second 2 curves
represent the clonality of BLV positive circulating cells (black rhombuses, clones
= 1200 copies in 1 mcg of circulating DNA; white rhombuses, clones >1200 copies in
1 mcg of circulating DNA); bottom curves represent the frequency of RT-associated
substitutions (black circles) and of somatic mutations (open circles); the blue bars
represent, at each time, the number of sequenced BLV integration sites.
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