Genomic Analysis Reveals Dominance of Human Adenovirus Genotype B114 Among Circulating Strains Historically Identified as B3.

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Genomic Analysis Reveals Dominance of Human Adenovirus Genotype B114 Among Circulating Strains Historically Identified as B3.

Journal of medical virology - 1 Jun 2026

Li Chongyang, Jin Yali, Xu Jing, Feng Daxing, Chen Haiyun, Zhang Feng, Ma Xueping, Xie Zhengde, Li Maozhong, Chu Yanhui, Zhao Linqing, Ma Yingwei, Zhu Bing, Xiang Xingyu, Yin Jie, Zhao Ruiqiu, Liu Xiaoqing, Wang Jitao, Yang Jianfang, Li Zhong, Tian Xiaoling, Wang Zhujian, Deng Jikui, Jiang Caixiao, Liang Shu, Mu Min, Zhang Yan, Jiang Jie, Zhu Chunyu, Zhou Haiqing, Cui Aili, Xia Baicheng, Zhang Yan, Zhu Zhen, Mao Naiying

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Human adenovirus (HAdV)-114 (P7H3F3) is a newly identified recombinant genotype, while recent studies suggest that it likely represents a previously circulating HAdV-3 strain. A total of 413 strains previously identified as HAdV-3 from 20 Chinese provinces during 2000-2024, along with 125 GenBank-derived HAdV-3 strains (1988-2023), underwent genotype reconfirmation and genetic evolutionary analysis using the...

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