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Highly Distinguished Amino Acid Sequences of 2019-nCoV (Wuhan Coronavirus)
Jacob BealiD, Tom MitchelliD, Daniel Wyschogrod, Jeff Manthey, Adam J. CloreiD
Abstract
Using a method for pathogen screening in DNA synthesis orders, we have identified a number of amino acid sequences that distinguish 2019-nCoV (Wuhan Coronavirus) from all other known viruses in Coronaviridae. We find three main regions of unique sequence: two in the 1ab polyprotein QHO60603.1, one in surface glycoprotein QHO60594.1.
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