Table 2 - Unassigned complete coding region sequences (May 2019)

UNASSIGNED COMPLETE CODING REGION SEQUENCES (May 2019)

 

       
       
       

 

 

 

Footnotes

1 Classification of sequences into genotypes but without subtype assignments using the format “genotype_Accession number”

2 Locus (or isolate name if locus is the same as the accession number).

3 Previously described as 4b (Koletzki et al., 2009)

4 Previously described as 6k (Lu et al., 2006)

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