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Characterisation of Wongorr virus, an Australian orbivirus
Virus Research, 1996Sequence analyses of VP3 gene segments of Wongorr virus isolates from the Northern Territory of Australia were compared with the cognate gene segments from Picola and Paroo River viruses. Previous serological investigations had demonstrated some relationships between these viruses, however VP3 gene sequence and phylogenetic analyses placed these ...
H, Parkes, A R, Gould
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Isolation and characterization of orbivirus genotypic variants
Virus Research, 1987Orbivirus variants containing either RNA deletions or concatemeric RNAs have been isolated. A variant of Ibaraki virus (a member of the epizootic hemorrhagic disease of deer serogroup) contained an RNA 9 segment which had terminal sequences identical to RNA 9 of wild type virus but was approximately 140 base pairs (bp) shorter.
B T, Eaton, A R, Gould
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Archives of Virology, 2020
A novel orbivirus (genus Orbivirus, family Reoviridae), designated Yonaguni orbivirus (YONOV), was isolated from bovine blood collected on a subtropical island of Japan in 2015. The YONOV genome (20,054 nucleotides in total) has a coding arrangement similar to those of mosquito-borne orbiviruses. YONOV has a close genetic relationship to mosquito-borne
Katsunori Murota +9 more
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A novel orbivirus (genus Orbivirus, family Reoviridae), designated Yonaguni orbivirus (YONOV), was isolated from bovine blood collected on a subtropical island of Japan in 2015. The YONOV genome (20,054 nucleotides in total) has a coding arrangement similar to those of mosquito-borne orbiviruses. YONOV has a close genetic relationship to mosquito-borne
Katsunori Murota +9 more
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The orbivirus genus. Diversity, structure, replication and phylogenetic relationships
Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 1994The general properties of the orbiviruses have been examined at the physical, structural and molecular level. At the structural level, the orbiviruses (with the exception of the Kemerovo serogroup) appear similar. The replicative events are also similar, however differences in the ultrastructure of virus-specific structures and their association with ...
A R, Gould, A D, Hyatt
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Characterization of Orungo virus, an orbivirus from Uganda and Nigeria
Archives of Virology, 1976Orungo virus was studied in cell culture and mice by light and electron microscopy. The virus developed in the cytoplasm of infected cells in mouse brain and cell culture in association with a specific viral granular matrix and accompanying filaments. Virus particle size was 63 nm with a core diameter of 34 nm.
O, Tomori, A, Fabiyi, F, Murphy
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Orbivirus infection of the bovine fetus.
Progress in clinical and biological research, 1985Direct inoculation of 85-125 day bovine fetuses with 4 serotypes of bluetongue virus (BTV) or 1 serotype of epizootic hemorrhagic disease virus (EHDV) resulted in either fetal death or teratogenesis. Three serotypes of BTV, and 1 of EHDV caused a similar cavitating encephalopathy, the severity of which likely reflected gestational age of the fetus at ...
N J, MacLachlan +3 more
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Evidence of Active Orbivirus Transmission in 2016 in Kansas and Nebraska
Vector-Borne and Zoonotic DiseasesRetrospective serological and case diagnostic data of endemic bluetongue virus (BTV) and epizootic hemorrhagic disease virus (EHDV) provide evidence of viral transmission among livestock and wildlife from 2016 in Kansas and Nebraska. Serological testing of mature cattle in nine distinct regional zones of Kansas revealed 76% to 100% had detectable ...
David Scott McVey +4 more
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