Figure 3
From: Codon usage bias and the evolution of influenza A viruses. Codon Usage Biases of Influenza Virus
Condon usage of influenza virus in the context of human coding sequences. RSCU values of all six human and avian viral segments and human RefSeq mRNA sequences were subjected to a joint CA. (A) CA of all influenza viral and human mRNA. (B) and (C) are subsets of the data shown in (A). (B) Human and avian influenza viral datasets by gene extracted from panel A. (C) Seasonal human H1 (left) and seasonal human H3 (right) datasets extracted from panel A. The unidirectional trend on the X coordinates found in the H1 (PB2, PB1, PA, NP and NA) and H3 (PB2, HA, NP) genes is indicated by an arrow. Examples of outliers (e.g. H1N2) are marked by broken blue circles.