Volume 15, Number 9—September 2009
Dispatch
Human Infection with G12 Rotaviruses, Germany
Corinna Pietsch
and Uwe G. Liebert
and Uwe G. Liebert
Table
GenBank accession numbers of both G12 strains of rotavirus found in Germany*
| Gene segment | GER126-08† | GER172-08 |
|---|---|---|
| VP1 | FJ747613 | FJ747625 |
| VP2 | FJ747614 | FJ747626 |
| VP3 | FJ747615 | FJ747627 |
| VP4 | FJ747616 | FJ747628 |
| VP6 | FJ747617 | FJ747629 |
| VP7 | FJ747618, FJ747619 | FJ747630 |
| NSP1 | FJ747620 | FJ747631 |
| NSP2 | FJ747621 | FJ747632 |
| NSP3 | FJ747622 | FJ747633 |
| NSP4 | FJ747623 | FJ747634 |
| NSP5/6 | FJ747624 | FJ747635 |
*VP, viral protein; NSP, nonstructural protein.
†Sequences of both G12 and G3 genotypes were present in strain GER126-08.
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