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Possible reason for cross-species and cross-subtype reassortment in polymerase basic protein 2 from influenza A virus.

Protein and peptide letters - 1 May 2011

Yan Shaomin, Wu Guang

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The reassortment in proteins from influenza A viruses among human, swine, and Eurasian avian strains formed a new influenza A virus leading to the first pandemic in this century, which suggests that the barrier between species and between subtypes would not be strong enough to prevent the cross-species infection and cross-subtype reassortment from occurring. In this study, we intensively used the ANOVA including...

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PMID: 21171947
DOI: 10.2174/092986611794927956

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