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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Virus Subtype H5N1 Escaping Neutralization: More than HA Variation

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FIG 1 Schematic of virus passaging. The design of the passaging experimentsis shown, accompanied by the designations of sera and virus isolates for seriesP and Q
FIG 2 Neutralizing activities of different antisera against escape and controlviruses, as determined by virus neutralization assay
FIG 4 Exact localization and chronology of amino acid substitutions in the series P escape mutants
FIG 5 Exact localization and chronology of amino acid substitutions in the series Q escape mutants
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