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Figure 2, — Appendix. Differences in the major capsid protein (VP1) between norovirus strains GII.4 and GII.6. A) Amino acid sequence alignment of the VP1 sequences. The shell (S) domain is highlighted with a dark line, and the protruding (P) domain is highlighted with a gray line. The color code for each of the epitopes and insertions is indicated. Residue numbers are based on norovirus strain GII.4. B) Top and side views of the P domain of GII.4 norovirus showing the location of the epitopes and the carbohydrate (represented as sticks and highlighted in green) binding sites.