Fig. 5

Bayesian informative amino acid sequences within the RdRp and VP1 region. Sequence logo of RdRp (a) amino acid sequences, NS, P1 (b) and P2 (c) of VP1 amino acid sequences derived from BLAST alignment (Fig. 2). The font size for each amino acid is proportional to percent conservation at each position. Bottom numbers indicate amino acid position and colors indicate the active sites (purple), predicted antibody binding sites (red) and HBGA binding sites (green). Sequence logos indicate the relative frequency of amino acid occurrence (bits) for locations where > 10% of sequences were identified with different strains. Amino acids have colors according to their chemical properties: polar amino acids (G, S, T, Y, C) show as green, neutral (Q, N) purple, basic (K, R, H) blue, acidic (D, E) red, and hydrophobic (A, V, L, I, P, W, F, M) amino acids as black