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Fig. 5

From: How single mutations affect viral escape from broad and narrow antibodies to H1 influenza hemagglutinin

Fig. 5

Mutations selected by broad and narrow antibodies. a Logo plots show sites where mutations have the largest effect. Letter heights are proportional to the excess fraction of virions with that mutation that survive antibody, as indicated by the scale bars. Structures are colored white to red by the excess fraction surviving for the largest-effect mutation at each site, with each antibody scaled separately. b Sites of selection from anti-stalk antibodies, with the same coloring scale for both antibodies. Selection for serine or threonine at sites 280 and 291 introduces glycosylation sites at 278 and 289, respectively. c Cladogram of group 1 HA subtypes. The amino acid at site 38 is indicated. Colors indicate whether a subtype has been reported in the literature to be bound or neutralized by C179

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