The distinguishing NS5-M114V mutation in American Zika virus isolates has negligible impacts on virus replication and transmission potential
Nias Y. G. Peng(The University of Queensland), Alexander A. Khromykh(The University of Queensland), Alberto A. Amarilla(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Julian D. J. Sng(The University of Queensland), Daniel Watterson(The University of Queensland), Leon E. Hugo(Queensland University of Technology), Yin Xiang Setoh(Takeda (Singapore)), Andrii Slonchak(The University of Queensland), Naphak Modhiran(The University of Queensland)
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