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Volume 11, Number 7, July 2005 Nipah Virus in Lyle's Flying Foxes, CambodiaJean-Marc Reynes,* Dorian Counor,* Sivuth Ong,* Caroline Faure,† Vansay
Seng,* Sophie Molia,* Joe Walston,‡ Marie Claude Georges-Courbot,† Vincent
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Appendix Figure 2. Comparison of the G proteins of Nipah virus (NiV) strains from Malaysia and Cambodia. The alignment shows the predicted amino acid sequence of the G protein of the Malaysian human strain (GenBank accession no. AF212302) and indicates positions that differ in the N proteins. Numbers correspond to amino acid positions in the NiV N protein; stars marks lengths of 10 amino acids; dots indicate identical amino acids. |
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