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Influenza Classification from Short Reads with VAPOR Facilitates Robust Mapping Pipelines and Zoonotic Strain Detection for Routine Surveillance Applications

2019-04-03

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<h4>Background</h4> Influenza viruses are associated with a significant global public health burden. The segmented RNA genome of influenza changes continually due to mutation, and the accumulation of these changes within the antigenic recognition sites of haemagglutinin (HA) and neuraminidase (NA) in turn leads to annual epidemics. Influenza A is also zoonotic, allowing for exchange of segments between human and...

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6331747b-d9c9-5f3c-9f42-d72561faee15
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10.1101/597062
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