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Dispatches
Gregory D. Ebel, Ivo Foppa, Andrew Spielman, and Sam R. Telford, III
Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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Figure 1. Phylogenetic relationships among tickborne flaviviruses based on a
376-bp fragment of the ns5 gene. Distance analysis omitting third
position nucleotides. Branch numbers are bootstrap confidence estimates on the
basis of 500 replicates. GenBank accession numbers in parentheses. LI = Louping
Ill; TBE-West = Western subtype tickborne encephalitis (Central European
encephalitis); POW = Powassan virus; DTV = deer tick virus. |
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| Back to article Figure 2. Phylogenetic relationships among tickborne flaviviruses on the basis of a 575-bp fragment of the envelope gene. Distance analysis omitting third position nucleotides. Branch numbers are bootstrap confidence estimates on the basis of 500 replicates. GenBank accession numbers in parentheses. LI = Louping Ill; SSE = Spanish sheep encephalitis; TSE = Turkish sheep encephalitis; GGE = Greek goat encephalitis; TBE-West = Western subtype tickborne encephalitis (Central European encephalitis); OHF = Omsk hemorrhagic fever; TBE-East = Eastern subtype tickborne encephalitis (Russian spring-summer encephalitis); KFD = Kyasanur Forest disease; POW = Powassan encephalitis; DTV = deer tick virus; SRE = Saumarez Reef virus; TYU = Tyuleniy virus; YF = yellow fever. |
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