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LenKa [72]
2 years ago
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Suppose you are a researcher in an influenza lab and your team has uncovered four strains that have evolved changes from last ye

ar’s influenza virus. Strain A has evolved four changes in its surface proteins and three changes in its interior proteins. Strain B has evolved two changes in its surface proteins and seven changes in its interior proteins. Strain C has evolved six changes in its surface proteins and none in its interior proteins. Strain D has evolved only a single change in its surface proteins and none in its interior proteins. Assuming that all other factors are equal, which strain is most likely to be infectious?

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