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. 2020 Nov 9;9(11):1634. doi: 10.3390/foods9111634

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Phylogenetics trees of common fish pathogenic viruses: (a) Nodaviridae—partial sequence of Viral Nervous Necrosis Virus amplified from gilthead seabream gills from Algarve, (b) Birnaviridae—partial sequence of Infectious Pancreatic Necrotic Virus detected in Atlantic horse mackerel skin from Peniche, (c) Hepadnaviridae—partial sequence of Hepatitis B virus obtained from Atlantic horse mackerel gills from Algarve. The viral sequences analyzed in this study are colored and highlighted by a fish. All viral sequences are identified by their accession number and name. At specific branch nodes, bootstrap branches ≥0.60 are displayed by *; branch node point out with a circle referred to human viral sequences.

Phylogenetics trees of common fish pathogenic viruses: (a) Nodaviridae—partial sequence of Viral Nervous Necrosis Virus amplified from gilthead seabream gills from Algarve, (b) Birnaviridae—partial sequence of Infectious Pancreatic Necrotic Virus detected in Atlantic horse mackerel skin from Peniche, (c) Hepadnaviridae—partial sequence of Hepatitis B virus obtained from Atlantic horse mackerel gills from Algarve. The viral sequences analyzed in this study are colored and highlighted by a fish. All viral sequences are identified by their accession number and name. At specific branch nodes, bootstrap branches ≥0.60 are displayed by *; branch node point out with a circle referred to human viral sequences.