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The novel hemagglutinin nucleotide sequences reported here were deposited in GISAID under the accession numbers of EPI685738 for A/Yamaguchi/20/2006(H1N1) and EPI685740 for A/Kitakyushu/10/2006(H1N1).Full text links
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Heiwa Nakajima Foundation
National Research Council of Thailand (2)
Grant ID: DIA.5/JSPS 1/2557
Grant ID: 12038611‐000281