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Wild-type fusion peptide sequences in other flaviviruses |
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| Flavivirus |
Vector |
Wild-type sequencea |
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| Additional mosquito-borne not in Table 1b |
Mosquito |
DRGWGNGCGLFGKGSI |
| Viruses with variations only in amino acid 16c |
Mosquito |
DRGWGNGCGLFGKGSX |
| Iguape virus |
Mosquito |
DRGWNNGCGLFGKGSL |
| Bussuquara |
Mosquito |
NRGWNNGCGLFGKGDI |
| Seabird tick-borne virusesd |
Tick |
DRGWGNHCGLFGKGSI |
| Kadam virus |
Tick |
DRGWGNNCGLFGKGSI |
| Some NKVe |
None known |
DRGWGNGCGLFGKGSI |
| Modoc virus |
None known |
DRGWGNGCALFGKGSI |
| Tamana bat virusf |
None known |
DRGWDSGCFIFGKGEV |
| Cell fusing agent (CFAV) |
No known vertebrate host |
NRGWGTGCFKWGIGFV |
| CFA Puerto Rico (CFAV) |
No known vertebrate host |
NRGWGTGCFKWGIGFV |
| Culex flavivirus (CXFV) |
No known vertebrate host |
NRGWGTGCFKWGIGFV |
| Kamiti River virus (KRV) |
No known vertebrate host |
NRGWGTGCFEWGLGQV |
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aChanges from the amino acids in the most common mosquito-borne sequence are in bold. bIncluding Usutu, Sepik and Entebbe bat, Ilheus, Bagaza and Yokose viruses cKokobera, Rocio, Kédougou and Zika viruses in which amino acid 16, X, = M, L, Y and L respectively dTyuleniy, Meaban and Saumarez Reef viruses eRio Bravo, Apoi and Montana myotis leukoencephalitis viruses fA new genus has been proposed for this virus. | ||
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