Genetic similarity of Puumala viruses found in Finland and western Siberia and of the mitochondrial DNA of their rodent hosts suggests a common evolutionary origin.

Alexander Dekonenko; Valeriy Yakimenko; Alexander Ivanov; Vyacheslav Morozov; Pavel Nikitin; Samara Khasanova; Tamara Dzagurova; Evgeniy Tkachenko; Connie Schmaljohn

doi:10.1016/s1567-1348(03)00088-1

Genetic similarity of Puumala viruses found in Finland and western Siberia and of the mitochondrial DNA of their rodent hosts suggests a common evolutionary origin.

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Genetic similarity of Puumala viruses found in Finland and western Siberia and of the mitochondrial DNA of their rodent hosts suggests a common evolutionary origin.

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