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Volume 20, Number 6—June 2014
Research

Rapid Spread and Diversification of Respiratory Syncytial Virus Genotype ON1, Kenya

Charles N. AgotiComments to Author , James R. Otieno, Caroline W. Gitahi, Patricia A. Cane, and D. James Nokes
Author affiliations: Kenya Medical Research Institute–Wellcome Trust Research Programme, Kilifi, Kenya (C.N. Agoti, J.R. Otieno, C.W. Gitahi, D.J. Nokes); Public Health England, London, UK (P.A. Cane); University of Warwick and WIDER, Coventry, UK (D.J. Nokes)

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Figure 5

Most recent common ancestor analysis of the 65 respiratory syncytial virus genotype ON1 viruses in GenBank and the sequences for ON1 viruses detected in Kilifi, Kenya, during 2012. The analysis was done by root-to-tip regression of the genetic distances from the maximum-likelihood tree.

Figure 5. Most recent common ancestor analysis of the 65 respiratory syncytial virus genotype ON1 viruses in GenBank and the sequences for ON1 viruses detected in Kilifi, Kenya, during 2012The analysis was done by root-to-tip regression of the genetic distances from the maximum-likelihood tree.

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