Molecular evidence for interspecies transmission of H3N2pM/H3N2v influenza A viruses at an Ohio agricultural fair, July 2012

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Table 1 Variations in nucleotide sequences of cDNA from human-origin H3N2v and swine-origin H3N2pM influenza A viruses

	Gene segment (nucleotide position)
Strain name	NP	NA	NA	M	M	NS
	(666)	(222)	(1410)	(221)	(366)	(414)
A/Ohio/14/2012(H3N2)	G	G	A	C	C	T
A/Ohio/16/2012(H3N2)	G	G	A	C	T	C
A/swine/Ohio/12TOSU268/2012(H3N2)	G	G	A	Y	T	T
A/swine/Ohio/12TOSU293/2012(H3N2)	A	A	R	Y	T	T

Abbreviations: M, matrix; NA, neuraminidase; NP, nucleocapsid protein; NS, non-structural protein.

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