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Reassortment, positive selection, and the inter-segmental patterns of divergence and polymorphism in influenza virus H3N2

2018-07-02

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Reassortment in viruses with segmented genome is a major evolutionary process for their genetic diversity and adaptation. It is also crucial in generating different levels of sequence polymorphism among segments when positive selection occurs at different rates on them. Previous studies have detected intra-subtype reassortment events in human influenza H3N2 by between-segment incongruity in phyl...

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b4983e0a-eef9-5aab-8650-2f5fe7bfcfd2
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10.1101/360941
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