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Volume 14 (1):87-95, 2010. Redacted
2017.
Phylogenetic relationship between foot-and-mouth disease virus serotype ‘A’ isolates and vaccine strains.
Department
of Epidemiology and Veterinary Preventive Medicine, Pandit Deen Dayal
Upadhaya Pashu Chikitsa Vigyan Vishwa Vidhyalaya evam Gau Anusandhan
Sansthan, Mathura – 281001, India $Part of
PhD. Thesis submitted to DUVASU, Mathura, India. 1 PhD, corresponding author & Assistant Professor E
mail: amitvet1@yahoo.co.in, dr_amitverma@sify.com 2 MVSc, Veterinary officer. State Veterinary
Hospital, Heempur Deepa, Bijnor,
UP 3 PhD, Ex Professor and Head and Scientist Emeritus4 PhD,
Professor and Incharge 5 MVSc, Assistant Professor. Department of Microbiology
and Immunology.6 MVSc
ABSTRACT
Verma AK, Mahima,
Pal BC, Yadav SK, Kumar A, Raies M. Phylogenetic
relationships between foot-and-mouth disease virus
serotype ‘A’ isolates and vaccine strains, Online J Vet Res.
14 (1):87-95,
2010. Partial nucleotide sequence of the
capsid polypeptide coding gene 1D (VP1-encoding) gene of three foot-and-mouth
disease (FMD) serotype A virus isolates recovered from recent different
outbreaks in India were determined. These sequences were compared with each
other and those from previously occurred outbreaks in India including two
vaccine virus strains sequences. On the basis of phylogenetic analysis the
recent viruses could be grouped into genotype VII and are divergent from the
vaccine strains. This work provides valuable insights into the epidemiological
situation of FMDV type A in India and necessary information in the selection of
suitable vaccine strain(s), if required, for the National FMD control program.
KEYWORDS: Foot-and-mouth
disease virus, Serotype A, Genetic analysis,
Phylogenetic analysis.
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