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Codon bias of influenza a viruses and their hosts

2011-01-01

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The Influenza A virus remains an annual and worldwide health concern due to its fast evolutionary rate. There are two major forms of Influenza evolution: drift, caused by mutations, and shift, which results from the exchange of genetic information between two gene segments. Using six synonymous codon usage bias indexes (GC content, ENC, SCUO, Codon Volatility, RSCU, and Odds Ratio), this study revealed the evoluti...

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DOI: 10.4236/ajmb.2011.13017

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