2010
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.00588-10
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Yellow Fever Virus Maintenance in Trinidad and Its Dispersal throughout the Americas

Abstract: Trinidad, like many other American regions, experiences repeated epizootics of yellow fever virus (YFV).However, it is unclear whether these result from in situ evolution (enzootic maintenance) or regular reintroduction of YFV from the South American mainland. To discriminate between these hypotheses, we carried out a Bayesian phylogeographic analysis of over 100 prM/E gene sequences sampled from 8

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“…Bootscanning was conducted in a slide window of 200 nt with 20-nt steps. The Trinidadian strain TVP 11767 (HM582851) was used as the reference (2).…”
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“…Bootscanning was conducted in a slide window of 200 nt with 20-nt steps. The Trinidadian strain TVP 11767 (HM582851) was used as the reference (2).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Entre tales especies se destacan las del género Alouatta spp., que resulta involucrado en la mayoría de los casos de muerte reportados en primates no humanos en zonas con circulación comprobada del virus de la fiebre amarilla. Los dos aspectos clave para resaltar en este género son su amplia distribución (3,4,13,14).…”
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“…Recently, many studies have analysed spatial spread of epidemics using analogous Bayesian phylogeographic methods for only one sample of the geographical process [12,24,25]. In addition to the potential public health significance, these studies are motivated by the fact that rapidly evolving pathogens allow for viral sampling in a time frame comparable to sequence evolution, leading to reconstructions of geographical diffusion in real time units.…”
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confidence: 99%