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. 2021 Oct 6;210(5-6):291–304. doi: 10.1007/s00430-021-00722-5

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Fig. 1 — Genotype profile of hypervariable genes. Genotype profile and relative abundance of HCMV genes RL5A–UL139 genotypes in the data sets obtained from 29 plasma samples from 16 HSCT recipients. Each colour represents a different genotype of a hypervariable gene. Each bar represents a different sample, grouped by subject. The Y-axis indicates the fraction of genotypes in the total sequence reads for that gene in the sample. Underlying data are shown in Table S1. The genotype scoring criteria are described in Materials and Methods

Fig. 1 — Genotype profile of hypervariable genes. Genotype profile and relative abundance of HCMV genes RL5A–UL139 genotypes in the data sets obtained from 29 plasma samples from 16 HSCT recipients. Each colour represents a different genotype of a hypervariable gene. Each bar represents a different sample, grouped by subject. The Y-axis indicates the fraction of genotypes in the total sequence reads for that gene in the sample. Underlying data are shown in Table S1. The genotype scoring criteria are described in Materials and Methods