H1N1 M Gene Critical In Human Transmission – trH3N2 Concerns
This acquisition would lead to more efficient transmission of trH3N2 which bought the M segment from pandemic H1N1. The isolate from the patient in Indiana, A/Indiana/08/2011, has genes that are closely related to the genes of early human cases with trH3N2, but it has also bought the H1N1 MP gene segment.
This acquisition was also found in the recent Pennsylvania case, raising concerns that the trH3N2 from these two cases is efficiently transmitting in humans.
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