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. 2011 Jun 13;6(1):6–10. doi: 10.1111/j.1750-2659.2011.00267.x

Table 3.

 Comparison of deduced amino acid of the HA1 region between the Vietnamese SIVs and human seasonal influenza viruses isolated in 2004 and 2005

Designation of antigenic site* Amino acid changes position at**
3 10 25 53 62 111 122 124 133 135 138 142 144 145 156 158 159 165 186 188 193 201 209 219 225 253 261 264
C A A B A D
A/swine/Binh Duong/03_06/2010 F M*** M N G I S*** N N K*** S G D*** S H N N K*** G Y S I N S D A Q R
A/swine/Binh Duong/03_08/2010 P
A/swine/Binh Duong/03_09/2010
A/swine/Binh Duong/03_10/2010
A/swine/Binh Duong/03_13/2010 K
A/swine/Binh Duong/03_14/2010 R
A/New York/55/2004 L T I D E L N S T R N N K F N V D R R S Y R K
A/Hiroshima/52/2005 L T I D E L N S T A R N N R K F N D F R S N R K

SIV, swine influenza viruse.

*Designation to the predicted antigenic sites of the H3 HA 8 was shown. –, indicates no designation to the corresponding amino acid.

**Only locations where differences were observed are indicated.

***Substitution at the amino acid results in loss of glycosylation on the HA molecules of the Vietnamese isolates.

Nucleotide sequences of A/New York/55/2004 (accession number EU501486) and A/Hiroshima/52/2005 (EU121592) were used in this analysis.