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Table 1 Full catalogue of characteristic sites for human-to-human transmission of influenza A identified for the PB2 protein. For each site, we show the position in the alignment; the characteristic variants of the avian-to-avian (A2A) and human-to-human (H2H) transmissible sequences; the characteristic variants found in human H1N1 and HxN2 subtypes; the year when the human characteristic variant was first isolated; the conservation of the characteristic variants in avian and human sequences; and finally the percentage of human sequences that exhibit avian variant. Sites where human characteristic variants were present in 1918 are highlighted in bold type.

From: Identification of human-to-human transmissibility factors in PB2 proteins of influenza A by large-scale mutual information analysis

Position

Char. Variants

1st Human isolate

Conservation

X-presence of A2A

 

A2A

H2H

 

A2A

H2H

 

9

DE

NT

1933

98.57%

99.33%

0.49%

44

A

S

1940

96.82%

99.27%

0.61%

64

M

T

1933

97.29%

99.58%

0.30%

81

T

MV

1933

97.93%

99.27%

0.30%

105

TA

VM

1933

98.41%

99.45%

0.36%

199

A

S

1918

99.47%

99.76%

0.24%

271

TI

A

1940

98.59%

99.51%

0.37%

292

IV

T

1940

95.54%

99.15%

0.67%

368

R

K

1940

98.12%

99.33%

0.67%

475

L

M

1918

99.66%

99.76%

0.24%

567

DE

N

1918

98.28%

99.39%

0.55%

588

AV

I

1940

98.45%

99.63%

0.31%

613

VA

T

1940

98.28%

96.82%

0.61%

627

E

K

1918

99.31%

99.76%

0.12%

661

A

T

1933

86.72%

99.39%

0.43%

674

AS

T

1933

95.69%

99.63%

0.18%

702

K

R

1918

89.70%

99.39%

0.49%