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Resolution: standard / high Figure 3.
Upregulated molecules are accumulated to sites of HIV-1 particle budding. (A) Inhibition of Gag processing in J1.1 cells stimulated but treated with 1 μM
ritonavir (upper) and residual HIV in Jurkat cells after infection (lower). For confocal
microscopy, the cells were stained with anti-HIV-1 p17MA (green), p24CA (red) antibodies
and with TOPRO-3 (blue). (B) Intracellular localization of upregulated molecules upon
reactivation. J1.1 and U1 cells were either unstimulated (Unsti.) or stimulated (Sti.)
with TNF-α and were immunostained with anti-p17MA antibody (green) and antibodies
for CD44, CD63, and HRS (red). (C) Intracellular localization of upregulated molecules
upon acute infection. Jurkat and U937 cells were infected with HIV-1 and immunostained.
Inf., infected; Uninf., uninfected. (D) Semi-quantification of sites for HIV-1 particle
production. Examples of cells exhibiting PM staining alone, intracellular+PM accumulations,
and no signals (negative) (upper). Based on p17MA localization (PM, intracellular+PM,
or negative), approximately 100–150 cells were sorted into the categories (lower).
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