Volume 11, Number 5—May 2005
THEME ISSUE
Dengue and Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever
Dengue and Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever
Dengue Fever, Hawaii, 2001–2002
Paul V. Effler*
, Lorrin Pang*, Paul Kitsutani†, Vance Vorndam†, Michele Nakata*, Tracy Ayers*, Joe Elm*, Tammy Tom*, Paul Reiter†, José G. Rigau-Perez†, John M. Hayes†, Kristin Mills*, Mike Napier‡, Gary G. Clark†, Duane J. Gubler*, and for the Hawaii Dengue Outbreak Investigation Team
, Lorrin Pang*, Paul Kitsutani†, Vance Vorndam†, Michele Nakata*, Tracy Ayers*, Joe Elm*, Tammy Tom*, Paul Reiter†, José G. Rigau-Perez†, John M. Hayes†, Kristin Mills*, Mike Napier‡, Gary G. Clark†, Duane J. Gubler*, and for the Hawaii Dengue Outbreak Investigation Team
Figure 4
Figure 4. . Phylogenetic analysis of select dengue type 1 viruses. A 600-nucleotide sequence in the envelope glycoprotein, including genome positions 1524 through 2124, was used for the analysis. Bootstrap values are included at important nodes. The years of isolation are appended to the country name.
1The Hawaii Dengue Outbreak Investigation Team included the authors plus Karen Mark, Steven Hinten, Melanie Myers, Robert Ueki, Gail Kunimoto, David Sasaki, Kathleen Street, and Manuel Amador.
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