Genomic evolution, host-species barrier, reassortment and classification of rotaviruses
Genomic evolution, host-species barrier, reassortment and classification of rotaviruses
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轮状病毒的基因组进化、宿主物种屏障、重配和分类
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2010
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M. Ranst
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J. Matthijnssens;V. Martella;M. Ranst
Evaluation of: Yamamoto D, Ghosh S, Ganesh B et al.: Analysis on genetic diversity and molecular evolution of human group B rotaviruses based on whole genome segments. J. Gen. Virol. 91(Pt 7), 1772–1781 (2010). Rotaviruses are members of the Reoviridae family, causing severe diarrheal illness and death in humans and animals. They have been subdivided into at least seven serological groups (A–G), and, recently, a new rotavirus known as ‘new adult diarrhea virus’ or ADRV-N was discovered. Only in group A rotaviruses have a substantial number of strains been analyzed completely on the molecular level. For groups B, C and ADRV-N rotaviruses a very limited number of complete genomes are available, and for group D, E and F no sequence data are available at all. Here, Yamamoto and colleagues describe the full genomic characterization of four human group B rotaviruses isolated in India, Bangladesh and Myanmar. These four strains were analyzed phylogenetically and individual gene segments were compared with their ...