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RNA binding and assembly of human influenza A virus polymerases

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Figure 1: Host distribution of type A influenza stains. (Adapted from Chan et al., 2013)
Figure  2:  Number  and  percentage  of  respiratory  specimens  testing  positive  for  influenza  in  the  year  2010/2011, by type and week
Figure  5:  Structural  overview  of  haemagglutinin  from  an  H3N2  influenza  strain
Figure 6: Surface representation of H1N1 NP (2IQH) coloured by predicted polarity using
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