Closed evogytis closed 10 years ago
Kind of make a point about this on p13.: "We note that in all cases the genome constellations of these reassortants were not fixed in the influenza B population and the more recent B/Waikato/6/2005-like reassortants persisted for a much shorter period of time (5 months versus 4 years), suggestive of declining PB1+2/HA reassortant fitness over time."
I suspect this sentence might've been lost in the lengthy discussion.
It seems that most of the mixed PB1-PB2-HA complexes are found earlier in the tree, closer to the root, and become less frequent as time goes on. Is this worth expanding upon?