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Early MinION nanopore single-molecule sequencing technology enables the characterization of hepatitis B virus genetic complexity in clinical samples

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Alignment of nanopore reads of B6260.

Complete and partial Nanopore sequence reads were aligned with the corresponding Sanger consensus sequence used as reference. The viral core, surface, polymerase and X proteins are indicated and positions provided according to the reference sequence AM282986. Four different types of Minion reads are shown: nearly complete HBV genome (blue); reads showing a 123-nt deletion (positions 2,968–3,090) in the PreS1 region (purple); reads with the 123-nt and an additional 24-nt deletion (positions 501–524) in the “a determinant” of the S region (green); and unclassified partial reads (yellow).

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0194366.g003