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Influenza B viruses exhibit lower within-host diversity than influenza A viruses in human hosts

2019-10-02

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Influenza B virus undergoes seasonal antigenic drift more slowly than influenza A, but the reasons for this difference are unclear. While the evolutionary dynamics of influenza viruses play out globally, they are fundamentally driven by mutation, reassortment, drift, and selection within individual hosts. These processes have recently been described for influenza A virus, but little is known about the evolutionary...

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bb613186-4450-585e-ba05-b0df8c45496b
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10.1101/791038
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