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Molecular Evolution of Attachment Glycoprotein (G) and Fusion Protein (F) Genes of Respiratory Syncytial Virus ON1 and BA9 Strains in Xiamen, China.

Microbiology spectrum - 27 Apr 2022

Sun Yong-Peng, Lei Si-Yu, Wang Ying-Bin, Wang Yi-Zhen, Qiang Hong-Sheng, Yin Yi-Fan, Jiang Ze-Min, Zhu Min, Chen Xiao-Li, Ye Hui-Ming, Zheng Zi-Zheng, Xia Ning-Shao

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Monitoring viral transmission and analyzing the genetic diversity of a virus are imperative to better understand its evolutionary history and the mechanism driving its evolution and spread. Especially, effective monitoring of key antigenic mutations and immune escape variants caused by these mutations has great scientific importance. Thus, to further understand the molecular evolutionary dynamics of respiratory...

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PMID: 35311585
DOI: 10.1128/spectrum.02083-21
PMCID: PMC9045328

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