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SimPlot analysis of full sequences showed the similarities and the breakpoint among gg-12-08-04, Osaka 2007, and Hokkaido5 2008 strains. The SimPlot settings were as follows: window, 200 bp; step, 20 bp; gap string, on. The vertical axis, horizontal axis, and dashed line indicate the nucleotide similarity percentage, nucleotide position, and putative <t>recombination</t> breakpoint, respectively.
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SimPlot analysis of full sequences showed the similarities and the breakpoint among gg-12-08-04, Osaka 2007, and Hokkaido5 2008 strains. The SimPlot settings were as follows: window, 200 bp; step, 20 bp; gap string, on. The vertical axis, horizontal axis, and dashed line indicate the nucleotide similarity percentage, nucleotide position, and putative recombination breakpoint, respectively.

Journal: BioMed Research International

Article Title: Complete Nucleotide Sequence Analysis of the Norovirus GII.4 Sydney Variant in South Korea

doi: 10.1155/2015/374637

Figure Lengend Snippet: SimPlot analysis of full sequences showed the similarities and the breakpoint among gg-12-08-04, Osaka 2007, and Hokkaido5 2008 strains. The SimPlot settings were as follows: window, 200 bp; step, 20 bp; gap string, on. The vertical axis, horizontal axis, and dashed line indicate the nucleotide similarity percentage, nucleotide position, and putative recombination breakpoint, respectively.

Article Snippet: Whole genome sequences of two reference strains and the gg-12-08-04 strain were analyzed using SimPlot software (Ver 3.5.1) to confirm putative recombination events [ ].

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