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    Bioedit Company clustalw amino acid sequence alignment
    The GenBank sequences of the NA of Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee and California were aligned using the <t>clustalW</t> alignment program (BioEdit software, Windows 95/98/NT). Numbers to the left of each line indicates amino acid position. Gaps in the alignment are represented as dashed lines. A) Sequences that are shaded in grey indicate identical amino acids between the full length NA of H1N1 viruses. The black arrow indicates the starting sequences of the ectodomain for each virus strain (residue 82 to end).* assumption that the NA sequence of Solomon has identical residues at C-terminus. B) The percent identity of the NA ectodomain between Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee viruses compared to California was calculated using BioEdit.
    Clustalw Amino Acid Sequence Alignment, supplied by Bioedit Company, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    1) Product Images from "A Contributing Role for Anti-Neuraminidase Antibodies on Immunity to Pandemic H1N1 2009 Influenza A Virus"

    Article Title: A Contributing Role for Anti-Neuraminidase Antibodies on Immunity to Pandemic H1N1 2009 Influenza A Virus

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0026335

    The GenBank sequences of the NA of Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee and California were aligned using the clustalW alignment program (BioEdit software, Windows 95/98/NT). Numbers to the left of each line indicates amino acid position. Gaps in the alignment are represented as dashed lines. A) Sequences that are shaded in grey indicate identical amino acids between the full length NA of H1N1 viruses. The black arrow indicates the starting sequences of the ectodomain for each virus strain (residue 82 to end).* assumption that the NA sequence of Solomon has identical residues at C-terminus. B) The percent identity of the NA ectodomain between Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee viruses compared to California was calculated using BioEdit.
    Figure Legend Snippet: The GenBank sequences of the NA of Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee and California were aligned using the clustalW alignment program (BioEdit software, Windows 95/98/NT). Numbers to the left of each line indicates amino acid position. Gaps in the alignment are represented as dashed lines. A) Sequences that are shaded in grey indicate identical amino acids between the full length NA of H1N1 viruses. The black arrow indicates the starting sequences of the ectodomain for each virus strain (residue 82 to end).* assumption that the NA sequence of Solomon has identical residues at C-terminus. B) The percent identity of the NA ectodomain between Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee viruses compared to California was calculated using BioEdit.

    Techniques Used: Software, Virus, Residue, Sequencing



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    The GenBank sequences of the NA of Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee and California were aligned using the clustalW alignment program (BioEdit software, Windows 95/98/NT). Numbers to the left of each line indicates amino acid position. Gaps in the alignment are represented as dashed lines. A) Sequences that are shaded in grey indicate identical amino acids between the full length NA of H1N1 viruses. The black arrow indicates the starting sequences of the ectodomain for each virus strain (residue 82 to end).* assumption that the NA sequence of Solomon has identical residues at C-terminus. B) The percent identity of the NA ectodomain between Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee viruses compared to California was calculated using BioEdit.

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    Article Title: A Contributing Role for Anti-Neuraminidase Antibodies on Immunity to Pandemic H1N1 2009 Influenza A Virus

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0026335

    Figure Lengend Snippet: The GenBank sequences of the NA of Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee and California were aligned using the clustalW alignment program (BioEdit software, Windows 95/98/NT). Numbers to the left of each line indicates amino acid position. Gaps in the alignment are represented as dashed lines. A) Sequences that are shaded in grey indicate identical amino acids between the full length NA of H1N1 viruses. The black arrow indicates the starting sequences of the ectodomain for each virus strain (residue 82 to end).* assumption that the NA sequence of Solomon has identical residues at C-terminus. B) The percent identity of the NA ectodomain between Solomon, Brisbane, Tennessee viruses compared to California was calculated using BioEdit.

    Article Snippet: To determine the percent homology between each seasonal and pandemic ectodomain sequences, a clustalW amino acid sequence alignment was performed as described previously (BioEdit Sequence alignment editor version 7.0.9 for, Windows 95/98/NT).

    Techniques: Software, Virus, Residue, Sequencing