Whole genome analysis of porcine astroviruses detected in Japanese pigs reveals genetic diversity and possible intra-genotypic recombination.

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Whole genome analysis of porcine astroviruses detected in Japanese pigs reveals genetic diversity and possible intra-genotypic recombination.

Infection, genetics and evolution : journal of molecular epidemiology and evolutionary genetics in infectious diseases - 1 Jun 2017

Ito Mika, Kuroda Moegi, Masuda Tsuneyuki, Akagami Masataka, Haga Kei, Tsuchiaka Shinobu, Kishimoto Mai, Naoi Yuki, Sano Kaori, Omatsu Tsutomu, Katayama Yukie, Oba Mami, Aoki Hiroshi, Ichimaru Toru, Mukono Itsuro, Ouchi Yoshinao, Yamasato Hiroshi, Shirai Junsuke, Katayama Kazuhiko, Mizutani Tetsuya, Nagai Makoto

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Porcine astroviruses (PoAstVs) are ubiquitous enteric virus of pigs that are distributed in several countries throughout the world. Since PoAstVs are detected in apparent healthy pigs, the clinical significance of infection is unknown. However, AstVs have recently been associated with a severe neurological disorder in animals, including humans, and zoonotic potential has been suggested. To date, little is known...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.meegid.2017.02.008

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