Reassortment patterns of avian influenza virus internal segments among different subtypes

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New paper by Lu, Lycett & Leigh Brown: Reassortment patterns of avian influenza http://t.co/TCtHcDouN8 #bmcevolutionarybiology

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Wild birds are the major source of new genetic reassortments of avian flu, not domestic poultry http://t.co/JiapeV7HyK #evolution #birdflu

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Wild birds are the major source of new genetic reassortments of avian flu, not domestic poultry http://t.co/JiapeV7HyK #evolution #birdflu

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Wild birds are the major source of new genetic reassortments of avian flu, not domestic poultry http://t.co/JiapeV7HyK #evolution #birdflu

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Wild birds are the major source of new genetic reassortments of avian flu, not domestic poultry http://t.co/JiapeV7HyK #evolution #birdflu

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Wild birds are the major source of new genetic reassortments of avian flu, not domestic poultry http://t.co/JiapeV7HyK #evolution #birdflu

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