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The Dynamics of Influenza A H3N2 Defective Viral Genomes from a Human Challenge Study

2019-10-22

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The rapid evolution of influenza is an important contributing factor to its high worldwide incidence. The emergence and spread of genetic point mutations has been thoroughly studied both within populations and within individual hosts. In addition, influenza viruses are also known to generate genomic variation during their replication in the form of defective viral genomes (DVGs). These DVGs are formed by internal...

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DOI: 10.1101/814673

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