Using amino acid features to identify the pathogenicity of influenza B virus

Table 2 Amino acid set for pathogenicity identification

Number	Protein	Position^a	Entropy	Number	Protein	Position	Entropy
1	PB1	57	0.66	21	NA	49	0.82
2	PB1	752	0.68	22	NA	73	0.72
3	PA	352	0.73	23	NA	120	0.66
4	HA	47	0.70	24	NA	295	0.72
5	HA	74	0.69	25	NA	320	0.67
6	HA	115	0.67	26	NA	342	0.84
7	HA	128	0.94	27	NA	358	0.67
8	HA	132	0.70	28	NA	373	0.83
9	HA	135	1.06	29	NA	384	0.65
10	HA	145	0.69	30	NA	389	0.66
11	HA	149	0.67	31	NA	392	0.67
12	HA	161	0.99	32	NA	395	0.99
13	HA	162	0.70	33	NA	465	0.66
14	HA	173	0.65	34	NB	21	0.85
15	HA	200	0.68	35	NB	99	0.71
16	HA	228	0.72	36	NS1	111	0.85
17	HA	231	0.67	37	NS1	115	0.70
18	NP	9	0.66	38	NS1	120	0.67
19	NP	66	0.65	39	NS1	127	0.68
20	NA	45	0.66	40	NEP	88	0.71

PB1 polymerase basic protein 1, PA polymerase acid protein, HA hemagglutinin, NP nucleoprotein, NA neuraminidase, NB glycoprotein NB, NS1 nonstructural protein 1, NEP nuclear export protein
^aB/Wisconsin/23/2019 (EPI_ISL_357982) as reference strain

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