Genotypic characterization of VP7 gene of Korean clinical bovine rotavirus strain JB-1

M. K. Park; D. H. Shah; J. H. Park; J. C. Han; S. O. Lee; J. H. Lee; S. K. Eo; J. S. Chae

Genotypic characterization of VP7 gene of Korean clinical bovine rotavirus strain JB-1

M. K. Park
, D. H. Shah
, J. H. Park
, J. C. Han
, S. O. Lee
, J. H. Lee
, S. K. Eo
, J. S. Chae^*

^*Corresponding author for this work

Department of Veterinary Medicine

Jeonbuk National University
Seoul National University

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This study reports the detailed genotypic characterization of VP7 gene of group A bovine rotavirus in Korea and a new strain JB-1 detected in Southern Korea (Jeonbuk province). Comparison of deduced amino acid sequence of the major neutralizing antigen, VP7, indicated that JB-1 was closely related not only to prototype G6 bovine strains but also to the unusual human G6 viruses isolated from children in Australia, Italy and Hungary. Phylogenetic analyses however showed a clear distinction in clusters according to the species of origin with JB-1 sequences being more closely related to typical bovine strains than to human G6 strains. The results indicate that the JB-1 strain is a typical bovine G6 serotype.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	342-345
Number of pages	4
Journal	Indian Veterinary Journal
Volume	84
Issue number	4
State	Published - 2007.04

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Genotypic characterization of VP7 gene of Korean clinical bovine rotavirus strain JB-1

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