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From: Evaluation of respiratory syncytial virus group A and B genotypes among nosocomial and community-acquired pediatric infections in southern Brazil

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Phylogenetic trees for RSV-A (A) and RSV-B (B) nucleotide sequences based on the second variable region of the G protein, using the neighbor-joining method and MEGA version 5.05. Reference strains (AF013254 for group A and AY911262 for group B) were used as outgroup sequences in the tree. Scale bars show that the proportion of nucleotide substitutions and numbers at each branch are bootstrap values determined from 1,000 iterations. Only bootstrap values with > 70% significance are shown. In phylogenetic tree for RSV-A (A)–sequences identical to POA/193C/10 were POA/336H/10 and POA/344H/10; sequences identical to POA/66C/10 were POA/335C/10 and POA/312H/10; sequence identical to POA/45A-H/10 was POA/96H/10; sequences identical to POA/15H/10 were POA/169H/10, POA187C/10, POA/166H/10, POA144C/10, POA/136C/10, POA/124C/10, POA/106C/10, POA/62C/10, POA/18C/10, POA/1C/10, POA/203H/10, POA/229C/10, POA/254H/10, POA/278C/10, POA/300C/10, POA/316C/10, POA/354C/10, POA/359H/10 and POA/33H/10; sequence identical to POA/155C/10 was POA171C/10; sequences identical to POA/63H/10 were POA/114H/10, POA/179C/10 and POA/211C/10. In phylogenetic tree for RSV-B (B)–sequence identical to POA/59C/10 was POA/121C/10; sequences identical to POA/16H/10 were POA/73H/10, POA/56H/10 and POA/57H/10.

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