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Molecular variation, evolution and geographical distribution of louping ill virus.

Acta virologica - 1 Oct 1997

Gao G F, Zanotto P M, Holmes E C, Reid H W, Gould E A

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Following the demonstration that the tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) subgroup viruses are distributed as a cline across the Northern Hemisphere (Zanotto et al., 1995), we have analyzed the dispersal pattern of louping ill (LI) virus, the most westerly located member in the cline. A total number of 21 LI or LI-related virus E gene sequences have been used for a detailed molecular analysis of the evolution, phylogeny...

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