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Characterization of the Genomics and Antigenicity of a Naturally Attenuated Gammacoronavirus Infectious Bronchitis Virus Strain in the Genotype GVI-1 Lineage.

Viruses - 30 Jan 2026

Xiong Ting, Wu Shuting, Lyu Yanfen, Li Hongmei, Jing Mengyao, Yang Zekun, Xu Fei, Shi Shuaibo, Feng Haixia, Liu Dingxiang, Chen Ruiai

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Infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) causes a highly contagious disease in chickens. The prevalence of GVI-1 is increasing; however, the genomic characteristics and antigenic properties of this genotype strain remain insufficiently characterized. In this study, the genome characteristics and antigenic properties of a naturally attenuated CK/CH/SC/YC_GVI-1-DK/LMB20210104 (abbreviated as YC_GVI-1) strain were...

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PMID: 41754534
DOI: 10.3390/v18020191
PMCID: PMC12945201

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