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. 2019 Jan;25(1):161–165. doi: 10.3201/eid2501.171878

Table 1. Possible mammalian adaptation related to amino acid substitutions in CIV H3N2, China, 2016–2017*.

Category
Virus protein, amino acid position, amino acid (frequency, %)
Polymerase basic 2
Hemagglutinin
251
590
146
242
CIV H3N2, 2006–2015 K (89.19), R† (8.11), G (2.70) G (100) G (91.89), S (8.11) V (100)
CIV H3N2, 2016–2017 R† (100) S† (100) S (100) I (100)
Influenza virus A(H3N2) in humans R† (99.82), K (0.14), G (0.04) S† (89.76), G (10.06), N (0.14), T (0.04), R (0.01) S (99.57), G (0.42), F (0.01) I (99.29), V (0.39), M (0.20), T (0.08), L (0.03), K (0.02)
Influenza A(H1N1)pdm09 virus R† (98.99), K (0.99), I (0.02) S† (99.43), N (0.35), G (0.22) K (99.64), N (0.23), R (0.07), E (0.06) F (99.99), L (0.01)

*CIV, canine influenza virus.
†Known determinant for adaptation to mammals.