The phylogenetic relationship between dengue virus DENV 1 detected in the high-risk areas of China and the references downloaded from GenBank.

<p>A: The midpoint rooted ML tree of DENV 1, outside which there are five layers—see the figure legends. B: The fine-scale genetic relationships between DENV 1 detected in nine districts of Guangdong from 2013 to 2015, and those from Singapore, Thailand, Australia, and the Philippines, based o...

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Main Author:	Shaowei Sang (520418) (author)
Other Authors:	Qiyong Liu (38438) (author), Xiaofang Guo (385478) (author), De Wu (517017) (author), Changwen Ke (307989) (author), Jing Liu-Helmersson (531301) (author), Jinyong Jiang (5816807) (author), Yuwei Weng (11858637) (author), Yiguan Wang (11858640) (author)
Published:	2021
Subjects:	Medicine Ecology Cancer Mental Health Infectious Diseases Plant Biology Virology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified myanmar possibly initiated maximum likelihood tree haplotype network analyses last one occurred closest phylogenetic relationships xlink "> records viral phylogenies based longitudinal epidemiological characteristics expanded outbreak regions 2013 &# 8211 indigenous viruses separated xlink "> dengue 2016 </ p dengue viruses detected xlink "> epidemiological characteristics secondary one phylogenetic relationship indigenous cases dengue cases year transmission successive years southeast asia seven genotypes risk areas occasional sustained mainly introduced main genotype increased incidence imported disease guangdong viruses genotypes continued evolutionary dynamics different clusters denv 2 denv 1 closely related 520 cases
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The phylogenetic relationship between dengue virus DENV 1 detected in the high-risk areas of China and the references downloaded from GenBank.

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