Comparison of the 5’UTR nucleotide sequences of Asian and African ZIKV isolates.
- Claire L. Donald (604002)
- Benjamin Brennan (522804)
- Stephanie L. Cumberworth (3195993)
- Veronica V. Rezelj (3196008)
- Jordan J. Clark (3196011)
- Marli T. Cordeiro (233672)
- Rafael Freitas de Oliveira França (3195990)
- Lindomar J. Pena (3196002)
- Gavin S. Wilkie (694115)
- Ana Da Silva Filipe (3195999)
- Christopher Davis (541025)
- Joseph Hughes (42279)
- Margus Varjak (191439)
- Martin Selinger (3195987)
- Luíza Zuvanov (3196005)
- Ania M. Owsianka (3195996)
- Arvind H. Patel (33806)
- John McLauchlan (425839)
- Brett D. Lindenbach (200701)
- Gamou Fall (2202859)
- Amadou A. Sall (116184)
- Roman Biek (21981)
- Jan Rehwinkel (262902)
- Esther Schnettler (289715)
- Alain Kohl (252931)
Publication date
October 2016
DOIAbstract
<p>The mean pairwise identity of all pairs at a given position is indicated by the identity bar; lilac is indicative of 100% pairwise identity, dark purple highlights positions possessing <100% pairwise identity. Positions and quantity of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are represented as black bands within grey sequence bars. Sequences 1–32, highlighted orange, correspond to the outbreak originating in 2015 in Brazil. Microcephaly, adult mortality and ZIKV PE243 associated sequences are highlighted as previously described in <a href="http://www.plosntds.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pntd.0005048#pntd.0005048.g001" target="_blank">Fig 1</a>.</p
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