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    Naturally occurring genetic variants of AK2 and the resulting impact on TFV phosphorylation.

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    <p>Wild-type (WT) AK2 and variants were expressed in and purified from <i>E</i>. <i>coli</i> in order to evaluate their effects on TFV phosphorylation in vitro. Proteins were incubated with 1 mM TFV in assay buffer for 2.5 h before reaction was quenched. A saturating concentration of TFV was used in order to ensure that substrate depletion would not play a causal role in differences observed in the formation of phosphates in these activity assays. TFV-MP and TFV-DP were detected by uHPLC-MS/MS where signal to noise ratio was used to establish the corresponding bar graph. Error bars represent standard deviation; n = 3. A two-tailed unpaired <i>t</i> test and significance was set as follows: *, p≤0.05; **, p≤0.01; ***, p≤0.001.</p

    Distribution of individuals enrolled at the Bangkok, Cape Town, and New York City study sites carrying genetic variants in TFV-activating kinases.

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    <p>Each rectangle is representative of a TFV-activating kinase that was sequenced: <i>AK2</i> in blue, <i>CKM</i> in pink, <i>PKM</i> in orange and <i>PKLR</i> in green. Numerical values indicate the number of individuals detected to carry a single nucleotide variation or deletion. Overlapping regions of each rectangle indicate the number of individuals with genetic variants in more than one kinase.</p
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