Identification of contamination in the American Type Culture Collection stock of human adenovirus type 8 by whole genome sequencing.
Identification of contamination in the American Type Culture Collection stock of human adenovirus type 8 by whole genome sequencing.
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通过全基因组测序鉴定美国典型培养物保藏中心库存中人类 8 型腺病毒的污染。
DOI:
10.1128/jvi.02875-12
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发表时间:
2013
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影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Watanabe H.
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作者:
Yamane S;Lee A;Hanaoka N;Gonzalez G;Kaneko H;Ishida S;Kitaichi N;Ohno S;Koyanagi K;Aoki K;Fujimoto T;Yawata N;Watanabe H.
Human adenoviruses (HAdVs) infect billions of people world-wide, causing various diseases, such as conjunctivitis, respiratory disease, gastroenteritis, and hemorrhagic cystitis (1). HAdVs have been classified into six species and further classified into 51 types, available from the American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) as prototypes, based on serum neutralization and 16 additional type candidates (types 52 to 67) defined by the genome sequences.Type 8 of HAdV-D (HAdV-8) is one of the major causative agents of epidemic keratoconjunctivitis (EKC)(2–9), and as such, we have been studying modes of the pathogenesis with genome sequencing and other means. During the course of our studies, by sequencing the genome of the HAdV-8 strain available from ATCC (lot number 59323195), extensive polymorphisms were identified over the genome, indicating that the HAdV-8 stock was contaminated. Amplifying and sequencing the hexon protein-coding region, we found that the hexon sequences of the non-HAdV-8 viruses were identical to that of the HAdV-10 prototype (DDBJ accession number AB724351) that we had sequenced previously. We then proceeded to determine the whole-genome sequences of two types, ie, HAdV-8 and-10, in ATCC HAdV-8 lot number 59323195. We first amplified genome regions with type-specific primers designed based on preexisting sequences available from our previous study (10) on HAdV-8 Trim (DDBJ accession number AB448767), HAdV-8b (DDBJ accession number AB448768), HAdV-8e (DDBJ accession number AB448769), and the HAdV-10 prototype and from other HAdV genomes available. We then sequenced, assembled, and analyzed the amplicons (see reference 10 for the methodology). The genome of the ATCC HAdV-8 “Trim variant”(DDBJ accession number AB746853) is a new variant of HAdV-8 that is 34,978 bp in length and which is closest to the preexisting HAdV-8 Trim sequence, differing by seven nonsynonymous changes in five genes, five synonymous changes in four genes, and nine intergenic base substitutions, as well as three insertions and five deletions, including a single-nucleotide insertion (SNI) in CR1-α and an SNI and a single-nucleotide deletion in CR1-γ genes. The genome of the contaminant in the ATCC HAdV-8 stock (35,105 bp; DDBJ accession number AB746854) was almost identical to that of HAdV-10 (DDBJ accession number AB724351) except for a nonsynonymous change in the pTP gene and 12 base substitutions in the telomere regions. We also sequenced the genome of an HAdV-8 lot purchased from ATCC independently and propa-