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    Simplot Science bootscan analysis simplot program version 3.5.1
    <t>Bootscan</t> analysis of recombinant CAstV sequences for confirming recombination was performed using Simplot program v3.5.1. Each analysis considers different parent sequences (different colors) plotted in a graph considering in the vertical-axis Percentage of permuted trees, and on the horizontal axis, position on the genome of the query sequence. Recombinant CAstV query sequences are 19-0981/CA-SK/19 ; Biii-ANAND/IN/2016 ; Bi-GDYHTJ718-6/CN/2018 ; 18-0942/CA-SK/18 ; 19-0935/CA-SK/19 ; CC_CkAstV/US/2014 ; and Bii-GA2011/US/2011 .
    Bootscan Analysis Simplot Program Version 3.5.1, supplied by Simplot Science, 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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    bootscan analysis simplot program version 3.5.1 - by Bioz Stars, 2026-11
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    Article Title: Chicken Astrovirus (CAstV) Molecular Studies Reveal Evidence of Multiple Past Recombination Events in Sequences Originated from Clinical Samples of White Chick Syndrome (WCS) in Western Canada

    Journal: Viruses

    doi: 10.3390/v12101096

    Bootscan analysis of recombinant CAstV sequences for confirming recombination was performed using Simplot program v3.5.1. Each analysis considers different parent sequences (different colors) plotted in a graph considering in the vertical-axis Percentage of permuted trees, and on the horizontal axis, position on the genome of the query sequence. Recombinant CAstV query sequences are 19-0981/CA-SK/19 ; Biii-ANAND/IN/2016 ; Bi-GDYHTJ718-6/CN/2018 ; 18-0942/CA-SK/18 ; 19-0935/CA-SK/19 ; CC_CkAstV/US/2014 ; and Bii-GA2011/US/2011 .
    Figure Legend Snippet: Bootscan analysis of recombinant CAstV sequences for confirming recombination was performed using Simplot program v3.5.1. Each analysis considers different parent sequences (different colors) plotted in a graph considering in the vertical-axis Percentage of permuted trees, and on the horizontal axis, position on the genome of the query sequence. Recombinant CAstV query sequences are 19-0981/CA-SK/19 ; Biii-ANAND/IN/2016 ; Bi-GDYHTJ718-6/CN/2018 ; 18-0942/CA-SK/18 ; 19-0935/CA-SK/19 ; CC_CkAstV/US/2014 ; and Bii-GA2011/US/2011 .

    Techniques Used: Recombinant, Sequencing

    CAstV recombinant sequences and parents/parent-like sequences detected by 6 recombination methods in RDP5, ML phylogenetic trees, and  Bootscan analysis  in SimPlot software.
    Figure Legend Snippet: CAstV recombinant sequences and parents/parent-like sequences detected by 6 recombination methods in RDP5, ML phylogenetic trees, and Bootscan analysis in SimPlot software.

    Techniques Used: Recombinant, Software, Sequencing

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    Immunofluorescence:

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    Article Snippet: .. Branches with bootstrap values greater than 70% were considered reliable, and the values are shown at the nodes. (B) BootScan analysis, performed using SimPlot 3.5 software with a window size of 300 bp and step size of 20 bp. (C) Genome mosaic map of CRF126_0755 NFLG, generated using the LANL Recombinant HIV-1 Drawing Tool (https:// www. hiv. lanl. gov/ conte nt/ seque nce/ DRAW_ CRF/ recom_ mapper. html) in almost all CRF55_01B strains, was found in all four CRF126-0755 NFLGs, possibly conferring increased drug resistance [17]. ..

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    Article Title: Identification of a novel HIV-1 third-generation circulating recombinant form (CRF126_0755) in Guangdong, China.
    Article Snippet: .. Branches with bootstrap values greater than 70% were considered reliable, and the values are shown at the nodes. (B) BootScan analysis, performed using SimPlot 3.5 software with a window size of 300 bp and step size of 20 bp. (C) Genome mosaic map of CRF126_0755 NFLG, generated using the LANL Recombinant HIV-1 Drawing Tool (https:// www. hiv. lanl. gov/ conte nt/ seque nce/ DRAW_ CRF/ recom_ mapper. html) in almost all CRF55_01B strains, was found in all four CRF126-0755 NFLGs, possibly conferring increased drug resistance [17]. ..

    Article Title: Mixed Infections Unravel Novel HCV Inter-Genotypic Recombinant Forms within the Conserved IRES Region.
    Article Snippet: .. Moreover, the Bootscan graphs generated by Simplot software (version 3.5.1) indicated similar results (Figure 3, right panels). ..

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    Article Snippet: .. Branches with bootstrap values greater than 70% were considered reliable, and the values are shown at the nodes. (B) BootScan analysis, performed using SimPlot 3.5 software with a window size of 300 bp and step size of 20 bp. (C) Genome mosaic map of CRF126_0755 NFLG, generated using the LANL Recombinant HIV-1 Drawing Tool (https:// www. hiv. lanl. gov/ conte nt/ seque nce/ DRAW_ CRF/ recom_ mapper. html) in almost all CRF55_01B strains, was found in all four CRF126-0755 NFLGs, possibly conferring increased drug resistance [17]. ..

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    Article Snippet: The above methods were further validated and confirmed for the presence of genome recombination and break sites using BootScan in Simplot software, with the BootScan window size set to 400 bp, the gap size set to 40 bp, and other parameters set to default values.

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    Article Title: Identification of a novel HIV-1 third-generation circulating recombinant form (CRF126_0755) in Guangdong, China.
    Article Snippet: The sequences were analyzed using jpHMM (http:// jpHMM. gobics. de/ submi ssion_ hiv. html), RIP (https:// www. hiv. lanl. gov/ conte nt/ seque nce/ RIP/ RIP. html), and BootScan (Simplot software V3.5.1) with a window size of 350 bp and steps of 20 bp.



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    Simplot Science bootscan analysis simplot program version 3.5.1
    <t>Bootscan</t> analysis of recombinant CAstV sequences for confirming recombination was performed using Simplot program v3.5.1. Each analysis considers different parent sequences (different colors) plotted in a graph considering in the vertical-axis Percentage of permuted trees, and on the horizontal axis, position on the genome of the query sequence. Recombinant CAstV query sequences are 19-0981/CA-SK/19 ; Biii-ANAND/IN/2016 ; Bi-GDYHTJ718-6/CN/2018 ; 18-0942/CA-SK/18 ; 19-0935/CA-SK/19 ; CC_CkAstV/US/2014 ; and Bii-GA2011/US/2011 .
    Bootscan Analysis Simplot Program Version 3.5.1, supplied by Simplot Science, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/bootscan+analysis+simplot+program+version+3%2E5%2E1/bootscan+analysis+simplot+version+3+5+1/pmc07600043-178-8-12
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
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    Bootscan analysis of recombinant CAstV sequences for confirming recombination was performed using Simplot program v3.5.1. Each analysis considers different parent sequences (different colors) plotted in a graph considering in the vertical-axis Percentage of permuted trees, and on the horizontal axis, position on the genome of the query sequence. Recombinant CAstV query sequences are 19-0981/CA-SK/19 ; Biii-ANAND/IN/2016 ; Bi-GDYHTJ718-6/CN/2018 ; 18-0942/CA-SK/18 ; 19-0935/CA-SK/19 ; CC_CkAstV/US/2014 ; and Bii-GA2011/US/2011 .

    Journal: Viruses

    Article Title: Chicken Astrovirus (CAstV) Molecular Studies Reveal Evidence of Multiple Past Recombination Events in Sequences Originated from Clinical Samples of White Chick Syndrome (WCS) in Western Canada

    doi: 10.3390/v12101096

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Bootscan analysis of recombinant CAstV sequences for confirming recombination was performed using Simplot program v3.5.1. Each analysis considers different parent sequences (different colors) plotted in a graph considering in the vertical-axis Percentage of permuted trees, and on the horizontal axis, position on the genome of the query sequence. Recombinant CAstV query sequences are 19-0981/CA-SK/19 ; Biii-ANAND/IN/2016 ; Bi-GDYHTJ718-6/CN/2018 ; 18-0942/CA-SK/18 ; 19-0935/CA-SK/19 ; CC_CkAstV/US/2014 ; and Bii-GA2011/US/2011 .

    Article Snippet: Putative recombination sequences were further investigated by using Bootscan analysis within the Simplot program version 3.5.1 [ ], using the following parameters: window size = 400 bp; step size = 40 bp; GapStrip = On; Repetitions = 100; Kimura 2-parameter substitution model; T/t = 2; and using the neighbor-joining method [ , , ].

    Techniques: Recombinant, Sequencing

    CAstV recombinant sequences and parents/parent-like sequences detected by 6 recombination methods in RDP5, ML phylogenetic trees, and  Bootscan analysis  in SimPlot software.

    Journal: Viruses

    Article Title: Chicken Astrovirus (CAstV) Molecular Studies Reveal Evidence of Multiple Past Recombination Events in Sequences Originated from Clinical Samples of White Chick Syndrome (WCS) in Western Canada

    doi: 10.3390/v12101096

    Figure Lengend Snippet: CAstV recombinant sequences and parents/parent-like sequences detected by 6 recombination methods in RDP5, ML phylogenetic trees, and Bootscan analysis in SimPlot software.

    Article Snippet: Putative recombination sequences were further investigated by using Bootscan analysis within the Simplot program version 3.5.1 [ ], using the following parameters: window size = 400 bp; step size = 40 bp; GapStrip = On; Repetitions = 100; Kimura 2-parameter substitution model; T/t = 2; and using the neighbor-joining method [ , , ].

    Techniques: Recombinant, Software, Sequencing