SHI Wei-feng; YANG Na-na; CHEN Dong; JIN Xu;. An X Genotype H5N1 Virus was Identified in Shandong in 2004. Life Science Research
A / Duck / Shandong / 093 / 2004 was reported to be a reassorted H5N1 avian influenza virus.A phylogenetic study of it was conducted to identify its genotype.A Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of eight separate gene segments and a neighbor-joining analysis of its whole genome demonstrated that it was an the X genotype virus,although this genotype was reported to be replaced by genotype Z in Southern China in 2002.
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