File:Influenza geneticshift-ar.svg
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English: This is an inaccurate reproduction of the source [1]. The two "parents" are correctly labeled, but in the original the progeny is not given a description whereas the Wikimedia reproduction labels the progeny as "highly pathogenic human strain". Accompanying text in the original explains that a human strain may acquire characteristics from a highly pathogenic avian strain, but makes no assumption about the characteristics of the progeny.
العربية: رسمٌ يُبيَّن كيفيَّة تطوُّر سُلالات مُختلفة من الإنفلونزا عبر اتحاد سُلالتين مُختلفتين، فتظهر سُلالة جديدة تجمع خصائص كِلا السُلالتين. تُسمَّى هذه العمليَّة بالزيحان المستضدي، وهي تتميَّز عن الانحراف الوراثي الذي ينجم عن تراكم الطفرات. |
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This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: Translated to Arabic - عُرِّبت. The original can be viewed here: Influenza geneticshift.svg:  . Modifications made by باسم.
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- ↑ (February 2014). "Conformation and Linkage Studies of Specific Oligosaccharides Related to H1N1, H5N1, and Human Flu for Developing the Second Tamiflu". Biomolecules & Therapeutics 22 (2): 93–99. DOI:10.4062/biomolther.2014.005. PMID 24753813. PMC: 3975476.
