Emerging Infectious Disease ISSN: 1080-6059
Volume 12, Number 10—October 2006
Dispatch
West Nile Virus Isolation from Equines in Argentina, 2006
Maríaejandra Morales*
, María Barrandeguy†, Cintia Fabbri*, Jorge Garcia*, Aldana Vissani†, Karina Trono†, Gerónimo Gutierrez†, Santiago Pigretti‡, Hernán Menchaca‡, Nelson Garrido‡, Nora Taylor§, Fernando Fernandez†, Silvana Levis*, and Delia Enría*
, María Barrandeguy†, Cintia Fabbri*, Jorge Garcia*, Aldana Vissani†, Karina Trono†, Gerónimo Gutierrez†, Santiago Pigretti‡, Hernán Menchaca‡, Nelson Garrido‡, Nora Taylor§, Fernando Fernandez†, Silvana Levis*, and Delia Enría*Figure 2
Figure 2. Phylogenetic trees of West Nile virus (WNV) nucleotide sequences. Maximum parsimony trees were obtained with TNT software (6). Values of jackknifing support are indicated at nodes. GenBank accession nos. ArEq001, ArEq002, and ArEq003: DQ537383, DQ537385, and DQ811782 (fragments NS5), DQ537382, DQ537384, and DQ811783 (fragments c/prM); ug37: M12294; vol99: AF317203, ari04: DQ164201; geo02: DQ164196; har04: DQ164206; hny1999: AF202541; Kun60: D00246; rum96: AF260969; Eg51:AF260968. A) NS5 fragment. B) C/preM fragment.
New Flu Virus in Pigs Exhibited at Fairs in Ohio
Length: 11:58
