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Phylogenetic Evidence for the Rapid Evolution of Human B19 Erythrovirus

14 Mar 2006

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Human B19 erythrovirus is a ubiquitous viral pathogen, commonly infecting individuals before adulthood. As with all autonomous parvoviruses, its small single-stranded DNA genome is replicated with host cell machinery. While the mechanism of parvovirus genome replication has been studied in detail, the rate at which B19 virus evolves is unknown. By inferring the phylogenetic history and evolutionary dynamics of...

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PMID: 16537636
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.80.7.3666-3669.2006

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