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Whole genome sequences of Japanese porcine species C rotaviruses reveal a high diversity of genotypes of individual genes and will contribute to a comprehensive, generally accepted classification system.
Infection, genetics and evolution : journal of molecular epidemiology and evolutionary genetics in infectious diseases - 1 Oct 2016
Niira Kazutaka, Ito Mika, Masuda Tsuneyuki, Saitou Toshiya, Abe Tadatsugu, Komoto Satoshi, Sato Mitsuo, Yamasato Hiroshi, Kishimoto Mai, Naoi Yuki, Sano Kaori, Tuchiaka Shinobu, Okada Takashi, Omatsu Tsutomu, Furuya Tetsuya, Aoki Hiroshi, Katayama Yukie, Oba Mami, Shirai Junsuke, Taniguchi Koki, Mizutani Tetsuya, Nagai Makoto
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Porcine rotavirus C (RVC) is distributed throughout the world and is thought to be a pathogenic agent of diarrhea in piglets. Although, the VP7, VP4, and VP6 gene sequences of Japanese porcine RVCs are currently available, there is no whole-genome sequence data of Japanese RVC. Furthermore, only one to three sequences are available for porcine RVC VP1-VP3 and NSP1-NSP3 genes. Therefore, we determined nearly...
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