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Complete genome sequences of three sub-genotype 2.1b isolates of classical swine fever virus in China Cover

Complete genome sequences of three sub-genotype 2.1b isolates of classical swine fever virus in China

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|Mar 2018

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Fig. 1

Phylogenetic analysis of the 3 new isolates (•) and other reference CSFV isolates based on the complete genomic sequences (A) and full-length E2 gene sequences (B)
Phylogenetic analysis of the 3 new isolates (•) and other reference CSFV isolates based on the complete genomic sequences (A) and full-length E2 gene sequences (B)

Fig. 2

Sequence alignments of 5′UTR of the 3 new CSFV isolates and 32 reference isolates. Some mutation or deletion regions of these isolates are indicated by red boxes (□) and described in detail in the text
Sequence alignments of 5′UTR of the 3 new CSFV isolates and 32 reference isolates. Some mutation or deletion regions of these isolates are indicated by red boxes (□) and described in detail in the text

Fig. 3

Sequence alignments of 3′UTR of the 3 new CSFV isolates and 11 reference isolates. Some mutation or insertion regions of these isolates are indicated by red boxes (□) and described in detail in the text
Sequence alignments of 3′UTR of the 3 new CSFV isolates and 11 reference isolates. Some mutation or insertion regions of these isolates are indicated by red boxes (□) and described in detail in the text

Fig. 4

Amino acid sequence alignments of E2 genes of the 3 new CSFV isolates and 33 reference isolates. The special mutation positions of these isolates are indicated by red boxes (□) and described in detail in the text
Amino acid sequence alignments of E2 genes of the 3 new CSFV isolates and 33 reference isolates. The special mutation positions of these isolates are indicated by red boxes (□) and described in detail in the text

The genome homology of SD2014-1, SD2014-2, and SD2014-3 (%)

StrainsSD2014-1SD2014-2SD2014-3
SD2014-197.798.6
SD2014-297.797.9
SD2014-398.697.9

Detailed comparison of the full-length genomes of SD2014-1, SD2014-2, and SD2014-3 to other representative CSFV isolates (%)

NucleotidesShimen (1.1)aPaderborn (2.1a)aHEBZ (2.1b)aHNSD-2012 (2.1c)aJSZL (2.1d)aCSFV39 (2.2)aAlfort/ Tuebingen (2.3)a94.4/IL/94/T-WN (3.4)a
5′UTR94.197.198.196.296.894.494.691.4
92.8∗∗98.1∗∗96.8∗∗96.5∗∗97.1∗∗93.0∗∗95.4∗∗92.8∗∗
93.3∗∗∗97.6∗∗∗97.3∗∗∗96.0∗∗∗97.6∗∗∗93.8∗∗∗94.1∗∗∗92.2∗∗∗
Npro87.194.295.692.995.687.587.985.3
86.993.394.692.194.687.387.584.3
86.994.095.493.195.888.188.585.1
C84.294.693.690.695.689.290.984.2
83.894.993.390.995.389.691.283.8
84.294.392.690.294.688.990.684.5
Erns84.193.094.392.795.089.390.383.1
84.792.594.092.594.989.090.083.4
84.192.593.892.894.688.890.283.7
E185.393.594.591.194.789.188.981.0
85.393.895.291.595.490.888.981.9
85.194.094.791.695.289.989.481.7
E283.393.793.990.293.787.787.881.5
83.693.794.390.293.787.987.981.9
83.693.894.190.393.787.788.081.4
P779.295.296.694.293.789.989.986.0
81.295.296.194.294.289.989.487.0
80.295.296.194.293.289.989.487.0
NS282.892.794.591.193.888.388.080.4
82.593.194.791.293.488.088.480.1
82.993.094.791.593.888.488.380.2
NS386.994.995.293.495.590.790.985.8
86.594.794.993.295.390.690.685.2
97.095.195.293.395.790.891.285.4
NS4A87.896.395.291.095.890.591.583.1
87.395.294.292.194.788.488.485.2
89.495.894.791.595.289.991.083.6
NS4B87.893.194.691.094.190.088.884.2
88.093.795.091.995.190.689.285.0
88.193.895.391.694.689.989.384.6
NS5A85.293.294.491.093.685.290.182.3
85.593.494.790.993.885.490.182.4
85.593.494.790.894.085.390.082.5
NS5B85.094.295.092.594.985.490.183.2
85.194.795.692.795.285.690.483.6
85.094.895.693.295.385.490.483.4
3′UTR85.995.795.393.496.185.595.381.9
85.094.894.493.496.184.694.481.9
84.193.593.193.494.883.793.181.1
Complete85.594.094.992.094.788.289.883.4
85.594.194.992.194.788.389.883.6
85.594.295.092.394.888.290.083.5
Amino acid
Npro92.997.095.295.896.493.590.591.7
93.596.494.695.295.892.991.191.1
92.997.095.295.896.493.591.791.7
C91.994.997.092.997.093.992.988.9
90.994.994.992.994.993.992.988.9
90.994.994.992.994.993.992.988.9
Erns89.997.497.898.298.295.296.091.2
89.997.497.898.298.295.296.091.2
89.996.596.997.497.494.395.291.2
El92.396.495.994.996.496.496.489.2
93.897.496.995.997.497.497.490.8
93.897.496.995.997.497.497.490.8
E288.595.295.794.695.790.192.288.2
89.896.095.795.495.791.493.289.0
89.596.096.595.796.590.993.089.0
P791.398.695.797.194.295.795.795.7
92.898.695.797.194.295.795.794.2
91.398.695.797.194.295.795.795.7
NS290.697.697.296.996.195.494.788.0
90.897.897.496.795.895.495.088.2
90.697.497.496.795.895.495.088.2
NS398.499.498.898.899.498.799.198.5
98.199.198.598.599.198.498.898.2
98.499.498.898.899.498.799.198.5
NS4A98.410098.495.210096.810095.2
98.410098.495.210096.810095.2
98.410098.495.210096.810095.2
NS4B96.098.398.899.198.696.898.393.9
96.098.398.899.198.696.898.393.9
95.798.098.698.898.396.598.093.7
NS5A88.695.095.493.295.288.293.486.9
89.295.295.693.495.288.893.287.3
88.895.095.493.295.688.493.086.7
NS5B91.896.596.696.497.592.595.889.4
91.997.197.697.298.592.695.989.4
92.697.897.997.698.793.396.690.1

Primers used for amplification of gene fragments of CSFV SD2014-1, SD2014-2, and SD2014-3

FragmentPrimer sequence (5′-3′)

The primer sequence, position in genome and product size with respect to the CSFV Zj0801 (accession no. FJ529205) genome

Position in genome

The primer sequence, position in genome and product size with respect to the CSFV Zj0801 (accession no. FJ529205) genome

Product size (bp)

The primer sequence, position in genome and product size with respect to the CSFV Zj0801 (accession no. FJ529205) genome

CSFV-AGTATACGAGGTTAGTTCATTCTCGT1–2,0472,047
GATTACCAGAGAAAGCAACAAGAAT
CSFV-BGATAATAGGCCCCGGTAAATTTGAC2,023–3,3131,291
TTTCCTTACAGGTCCCTCGCTAGAG
CSFV-CAAATGAGACGGGTTACAGGGTA3,124–4,7711,648
CATCCCGTAGATCTCTTCACCTCCA
CSFV-DCATAGATGAAATAGCTGGCGGGACC4,564–7,1712,608
TAGTGCTCTGCCAGCCTCCACAGTG
CSFV-ETCTGCTGATATCAGAGGAGCTG6,866–6682,803
GCTTACCCAGACTTAATGTTTCTAG
CSFV-FGCCCTATGTAAGGTCGACACCGCTC9,572–12,2962,725
GGGCCGTTAGGAAATTACCTTAGTC
Language: English
Page range: 7 - 15
Submitted on: Oct 22, 2017
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Accepted on: Mar 15, 2018
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Published on: Mar 30, 2018
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© 2018 Chunxiao Liu, Mingliang Li, Xingwang Yin, Hongliang Zhang, Lirun Xiang, Hongyue Zhai, Congcong Wang, Yunchao Kan, Lunguang Yao, Zhijun Tian, Chaoliang Leng, published by National Veterinary Research Institute in Pulawy
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