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    Alignment of predicted MHCII binding to selected HLA molecules of peptides from three flaviviruses and the plot of <t>Shannon</t> sequence entropy for an alignment of 21 flaviviruses. Hatched bars indicate the two gaps in the experimental CD4+ epitope-mapping profiles, as identified in Figure 2. MHCII binding was predicted using the NETMHCII 2.2 server (40) and then the values of “1-log50k” for each profile were normalized to the range of 0 to 1. The selected HLA molecules were those used in the tetramer-guided mapping of epitopes in the E protein for YFV (18). YFV, yellow fever virus.
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    Alignment of predicted MHCII binding to selected HLA molecules of peptides from three flaviviruses and the plot of <t>Shannon</t> sequence entropy for an alignment of 21 flaviviruses. Hatched bars indicate the two gaps in the experimental CD4+ epitope-mapping profiles, as identified in Figure 2. MHCII binding was predicted using the NETMHCII 2.2 server (40) and then the values of “1-log50k” for each profile were normalized to the range of 0 to 1. The selected HLA molecules were those used in the tetramer-guided mapping of epitopes in the E protein for YFV (18). YFV, yellow fever virus.
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    Alignment of predicted MHCII binding to selected HLA molecules of peptides from three flaviviruses and the plot of Shannon sequence entropy for an alignment of 21 flaviviruses. Hatched bars indicate the two gaps in the experimental CD4+ epitope-mapping profiles, as identified in Figure 2. MHCII binding was predicted using the NETMHCII 2.2 server (40) and then the values of “1-log50k” for each profile were normalized to the range of 0 to 1. The selected HLA molecules were those used in the tetramer-guided mapping of epitopes in the E protein for YFV (18). YFV, yellow fever virus.

    Journal: Viral Immunology

    Article Title: Structural Basis for CD4+ T Cell Epitope Dominance in Arbo-Flavivirus Envelope Proteins: A Meta-Analysis

    doi: 10.1089/vim.2017.0008

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Alignment of predicted MHCII binding to selected HLA molecules of peptides from three flaviviruses and the plot of Shannon sequence entropy for an alignment of 21 flaviviruses. Hatched bars indicate the two gaps in the experimental CD4+ epitope-mapping profiles, as identified in Figure 2. MHCII binding was predicted using the NETMHCII 2.2 server (40) and then the values of “1-log50k” for each profile were normalized to the range of 0 to 1. The selected HLA molecules were those used in the tetramer-guided mapping of epitopes in the E protein for YFV (18). YFV, yellow fever virus.

    Article Snippet: Shannon sequence entropy was computed using BioEdit ( 14 ).

    Techniques: Binding Assay, Sequencing, Virus