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. 2010 Dec 30;5(12):e15674. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0015674

Table 2. Amino acid substitutions accompanying antigenic jumps, and their associated charge changes (see [5]).

Year Amino acid substitutions Overall charge effect
1972 T122N; (G144D); T155Y; (N188D); R207K 2 −
1975 N137S; S145N; L164Q; Q189K; (S193D); (N53D); I278S; F174S; R102K; I213V; I217V; I230V 1 −
1977 S137Y; (G158E); Q164L; D193N; K50R; D53N; S174F; K201R; V213I; V230I; E82K; M260I 3 +
1979 N133S; P143S; G146S; (K156E); T160K; Q197R; (N53D); N54S; D172G; V217I; V244L; 162K; (K82E) 1 −
1987 (G124D); Y155H; K189R 0
1989 N145K 1 +
1992 (S133D); (K145N); E156K; E190D 0
1995 N145K 1 +
1997 (K156Q); E158K; V196A; N276K; (K62E); 0
2002 A131T; (H155T); Q156H; (R50G); (H75Q); E83K; L25I; V202I; W222R; (G225D) 0

While successive antigenic groups overlap in time, ‘year’ denotes the timing of the first vaccine strain incorporating the given substitutions. Substitutions shown in bold denote a net positive change, and vice versa for those in parentheses.