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Public Health Virology in Australia has released a series of related partial (1512 BP of env gene) sequences from a geographical range of cases with most from Oceania or Southeast Asia. The sequences are also related to those from Japan and China travelers to Oceania (Fiji and Samoa) and may be closely related to the recent cases in Singapore.
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Australia Public Health Virology has release full 2016 Zika sequence, TS17-2016, from Australia ex-Toga sequence, which is related to Samoa sequences isolated from China travelers,
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Australia Confirms 2 Cases of Zika VirusBy MICHELLE INNISFEB. 2, 2016 Advertisement Continue reading the main story Continue reading the main storyShare This PageEmailShareTweetSaveMoreContinue reading the main story SYDNEY, Australia — Health officials in Australia on Tuesday confirmed two cases of the Zika virus in residents who most likely were infected on a visit to Haiti, and the officials also warned pregnant women not to travel to areas where transmission rates are high, like the Caribbean. The two residents, from New South Wales, had mild cases of the virus when they returned from Haiti and have since recovered. The virus does not pose a serious threat to Australi…
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