Genetic mutation in dairy cows
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The mutation is called PB2 E627K , and it was seen in a Texas dairy worker last March .
It was not seen again until these sequences were uploaded late Tuesday .
Since the outbreak was first reported in dairy cows last March , 70 people have been infected and one person has died.
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