1. Hepatitis B virus in Buenos Aires, Argentina: genotypes, virological characteristics and clinical outcomes 
S.C. Pezzano, C. Torres, H.A. Fainboim, M.B. Bouzas, T. Schroder, S.F. Giuliano, S. Paz, E. Alvarez, R.H. Campos, V.A. Mbayed 
Clinical Microbiology and Infection 
Volume 17, Issue 2, Pages (February 2011)
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2. FIG. 1
Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree constructed on the small S gene sequences (525 bp) of genotypes from Buenos Aires city and several countries from all over the world. The numbers at each node correspond to neighbor-joining bootstrap values ( replicates). Reference sequences for genotypes/subgenotypes are indicated. Genotype E was used as the outgroup. HBeAg, hepatitis B e-antigen.
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3. FIG. 2
Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree constructed on the small S gene sequences (525 bp) of genotype D from Buenos Aires city (BA) and several countries from all over the world. The numbers at each node correspond to neighbour-joining bootstrap values ( replicates). The sequences reported in this work are shown in bold. Sequences from other genotypes were also represented. Genotypes A and B were used as outgroups.
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