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Complete genome sequences of one human respiratory syncytial antigenic group a virus from china and its four mouse-adapted isolates.

ABSTRACT: In this study, one human respiratory syncytial antigenic group A virus (HRSV-A-GZ08-0) and its four BALB/c mouse-adapted isolates were sequenced and elucidated. Nineteen nucleotides were mutated between HRSV-A-GZ08-0 and the four mouse-adapted isolates.

SUBMITTER: Zhang K

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4358386 | biostudies-literature | 2015 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Complete genome sequences of one human respiratory syncytial antigenic group a virus from china and its four mouse-adapted isolates.

Zhang Ke K He Jie J Li Cun C Bose Michael E ME Henrickson Kelly J KJ Zhou Jie J Zheng Bo-Jian BJ

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In this study, one human respiratory syncytial antigenic group A virus (HRSV-A-GZ08-0) and its four BALB/c mouse-adapted isolates were sequenced and elucidated. Nineteen nucleotides were mutated between HRSV-A-GZ08-0 and the four mouse-adapted isolates. ...[more]

PMID: 25744999

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