Volume 9, Number 2—February 2003
Dispatch
Public Health Surveillance for Australian bat lyssavirus in Queensland, Australia, 2000–2001
David Warrilow*
, Bruce Harrower*, Ina L. Smith*, Hume E. Field†, Roscoe Taylor‡, G. Craig Walker§, and Greg A. Smith*
, Bruce Harrower*, Ina L. Smith*, Hume E. Field†, Roscoe Taylor‡, G. Craig Walker§, and Greg A. Smith*Table 2
Nucleotide differences in the glycoprotein coding/noncoding region of Australian bat lyssavirus (ABLV)
| Nucleotidea |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Isolate host | 4701 | 4751 | 4899 | 4987 | 5037 | 5058 |
| Pteropus alectob | A | G | G | C | G | A |
| Pteropus poliocephalusc | A | G | G | C | G | A |
| Pteropus alectod | C | A | A | T | A | G |
| Pteropus alectod | C | A | G | T | A | G |
| Pteropus scapulatusd | C | A | G | T | A | G |
| Humand | C | A | G | T | A | G |
| Pteropus alectoe | C | A | G | T | A | G |
aNucleotide position from the Ballina isolate of the pteropid strain of ABLV (8); A, deoxyadenosine; C, deoxcytidine; G, deoxyguanosine; T, thymidine.
bCase study, bat 1.
cCase study, bat 2.
dQueensland Health Scientific Services collection.
eFrom reference 8.
