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. 2016 Jul 25;113(32):9033–9038. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1608853113

Table 2.

Avian influenza virus HA-NA subtype combinations isolated from wild aquatic birds in North America, 2014–2015

HA-NA NA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
HA 1 H1N1 H1N2 H1N3 H1N5 H1N6 H1N8 H1N9
2 H2N2 H2N3 H2N4 H2N5 H2N6 H2N8 H2N9
3 H3N1 H3N2 H3N3 H3N4 H3N5 H3N6 H3N8 H3N9
4 H4N1 H4N2 H4N3 H4N4 H4N5 H4N6 H4N8 H4N9
LP 5* H5N2 H5N9
6 H6N1 H6N2 H6N4 H6N5 H6N6 H6N8 H6N9
LP 7* H7N1 H7N3 H7N4 H7N5 H7N7 H7N9
8 H8N4
9 H9N1
10 H10N2 H10N3 H10N7 H10N8 H10N9
11 H11N1 H11N2 H11N3 H11N6 H11N8 H11N9
12 H12N1 H12N4 H12N5
13 H13N3 H13N6
14 H14N7
16 H16N3 H16N6

Viruses comprising HA subtypes H1–H14 and H16 and NA subtypes N1–N9 were identified. (Locations of surveillance sites and species sampled are described in Materials and Methods.) All subtype H5 viruses were determined to be low pathogenic using viral nucleotide sequencing performed by the National Veterinary Services Laboratories, US Department of Agriculture.

*

Low pathogenic.