Novel Human Bocavirus in Children with Acute Respiratory Tract Infection
Jing-rong Song
1, Yu Jin
1, Zhi-ping Xie
1, Han-chun Gao, Ni-guang Xiao, Wei-xia Chen, Zi-qian Xu, Kun-long Yan, Yang Zhao, Yun-de Hou, and Zhao-jun Duan
Author affiliations: First Hospital of Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, People’s Republic of China (J-R. Song, Y. Jin, W-X. Chen, K-L. Yan, Y. Zhao); China Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Beijing, PRC (J-R. Song, Y. Jin, Z-P. Xie, H-C. Gao, N-G. Xiao, W-X. Chen, Z-Q. Xu, K-L. Yan, Y. Zhao, Y-D. Hou, Z-J. Duan); 1These authors contributed equally to this article.
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Table 2
Nucleotide and amino acid sequence comparisons among and between human bocaviruses, Gansu Province, China*
Virus comparison |
NS1 sequence identity, %
|
|
NP1 sequence identity, %
|
Nucleotide |
Amino acid |
Nucleotide |
Amino acid |
With HBoV2 PK-2255 sequence |
98–99 |
99–100 |
|
98–99 |
98–100 |
With HBoV2 strain W153 sequence |
95–96 |
98–99 |
|
97.6–98.3 |
97–100 |
With the HBoV prototype strain ST1 or ST2 sequence |
81–82 |
90 |
|
74–78 |
69–73 |
With HBoV 3 strain W471 sequence |
83.3–84.4 |
88 |
|
69.7–70.3 |
58–62 |
Among the HBoV2 sequence |
97–99 |
98 |
|
98–100 |
99–100 |
Among the HBoV sequence |
97–98 |
99 |
|
97–100 |
98–100 |
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