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. 2014 Sep;52(9):3511-4.
doi: 10.1128/JCM.01747-14.

Reply to "classification of emergent U.S. strains of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus by phylogenetic analysis of nucleocapsid and ORF3 genes"

Jianqiang Zhang  1 , Qi Chen  2 , Phillip C Gauger  2 , Karen M Harmon  2 , Kyoung-Jin Yoon  2
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Reply to "classification of emergent U.S. strains of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus by phylogenetic analysis of nucleocapsid and ORF3 genes"

Jianqiang Zhang et al. J Clin Microbiol. 2014 Sep.
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Phylogenetic analyses of the full-length spike (A), S1 portion of spike (B), nucleocapsid (C), and ORF3 (D) gene nucleotide sequences of 48 PEDVs (20 U.S. PEDVs and 28 non-U.S. PEDVs). The trees were constructed using the distance-based neighbor-joining method of the software MEGA5.2. Bootstrap analysis was carried out on 1,000 replicate data sets, and values are indicated adjacent to the branching points. The two U.S. PEDV variant strains are indicated by bullet points. Bar, 0.002 nucleotide substitution per site. IA, Iowa; IN, Indiana; MN, Minnesota; CO, Colorado; NPL, Newport Laboratories.
FIG 1
FIG 1
Phylogenetic analyses of the full-length spike (A), S1 portion of spike (B), nucleocapsid (C), and ORF3 (D) gene nucleotide sequences of 48 PEDVs (20 U.S. PEDVs and 28 non-U.S. PEDVs). The trees were constructed using the distance-based neighbor-joining method of the software MEGA5.2. Bootstrap analysis was carried out on 1,000 replicate data sets, and values are indicated adjacent to the branching points. The two U.S. PEDV variant strains are indicated by bullet points. Bar, 0.002 nucleotide substitution per site. IA, Iowa; IN, Indiana; MN, Minnesota; CO, Colorado; NPL, Newport Laboratories.
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