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Volume 23, Number 12—December 2017
Synopsis

Fatal Outbreak in Tonkean Macaques Caused by Possibly Novel Orthopoxvirus, Italy, January 20151

Giusy Cardeti2Comments to Author , Cesare Ernesto Maria Gruber2, Claudia Eleni, Fabrizio Carletti, Concetta Castilletti, Giuseppe Manna, Francesca Rosone, Emanuela Giombini, Marina Selleri, Daniele Lapa, Vincenzo Puro, Antonino Di Caro, Raniero Lorenzetti, Maria Teresa Scicluna, Goffredo Grifoni, Annapaola Rizzoli, Valentina Tagliapietra, Lorenzo De Marco, Maria Rosaria Capobianchi, and Gian Luca Autorino
Author affiliations: Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale del Lazio e della Toscana M. Aleandri, Rome, Italy (G. Cardeti, C. Eleni, G. Manna, F. Rosone, R. Lorenzetti, M.T. Scicluna, G. Grifoni, G.L. Autorino); L, Spallanzani National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Rome (C.E.M. Gruber, F. Carletti, C. Castilletti, E. Giombini, M. Selleri, D. Lapa, V. Puro, A. Di Caro, M.R. Capobianchi); Fondazione Edmund Mach di San Michele all’Adige, Trento, Italy (A. Rizzoli, V. Tagliapietra); Parco Faunistico Piano dell'Abatino, Poggio San Lorenzo, Italy (L. De Marco)

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Figure 5

Identity between OPV Abatino, obtained from skin lesion of Tonkean macaque during outbreak at animal sanctuary, Italy, January 2015, and available OPV genomes on the basis of 9 concatenated conserved genes: A7L, A10L, A24R, D1R, D5R, H4L, E6R, E9L, and J6R. Red indicates more similarity, green less similarity. Sequences shown (GenBank accession nos.): 1) OPV Tena Dona AK2015 (KX914668–76); 2) OPV GCP2013 Akhmeta (KM046934–42); 4–6) ECTV-Moscow (AF012825.2), ECTV-Naval (KJ563295.1), ECTV-VR-1431

Figure 5. Identity between OPV Abatino, obtained from skin lesion of Tonkean macaque during outbreak at animal sanctuary, Italy, January 2015, and available OPV genomes on the basis of 9 concatenated conserved genes: A7L, A10L, A24R, D1R, D5R, H4L, E6R, E9L, and J6R. Red indicates more similarity, green less similarity. Sequences shown (GenBank accession nos.): 1) OPV Tena Dona AK2015 (KX914668–76); 2) OPV GCP2013 Akhmeta (KM046934–42); 4–6) ECTV-Moscow (AF012825.2), ECTV-Naval (KJ563295.1), ECTV-VR-1431 (JQ410350.1); 7) VARV-Bangladesh-1975 (L22579.1); 8–14) CPXV-HumLue09–1 (KC813494.1), CPXV-Germany1990–2 (HQ420896.1), CPXV-Francy2001-Nancy (HQ420894.1), CPXV-MarLei07–1 (KC813499.1), CPXV-Norway1994-MAN (HQ420899.1), CPXV-UK2000-K2984 (HQ420900.1), CPXV-BrightonRed (AF482758.2); 15–16) MPXV-Congo2003–358 (DQ011154.1), MPXV-Liberia-1970–184 (DQ011156.1); 17–18) VACV-IOC-B141 (KT184690.1), VACV-Lister (KX061501.1); 19–22) CPXV-Austria1999 (HQ407377.1), CPXV-HumLit08–1 (KC813493.1), CPXV-GRI90 (X94355.2), CPXV-Finland2000 (HQ420893.1); 23) TATV-Dahomey-1968 (DQ437594.1); 24–25) CMLV-0408151v (KP768318.1), CMLV-M96 (AF438165.1); 26‒31) CPXV-HumGra07–1 (KC813510.1), CPXV-RatKre08–2 (KC813505.1), CPXV-RatGer09–1 (KC813503.1), CPXV-RatAac09–1 (KC813501.1), CPXV-HumAac09–1 (KC813508.1), CPXV-HumKre08–1 (KC813512.1); 32) CPXV-Germany1998–2 (HQ420897.1); and 33–46) CPXV-Germany1980-EP4 (HQ420895.1), CPXV-HumPad07–1 (KC813496.1), CPXV-HumLan08–1 (KC813492.1), CPXV-RatHei09–1 (KC813504.1), CPXV-MonKre08–4 (KC813500.1), CPXV-JagKre08–1 (KC813497.1), CPXV-JagKre08–2 (KC813498.1), CPXV-Germany2002-MKY (HQ420898.1), CPXV-HumGri07–1 (KC813511.1), CPXV-HumMag07–1 (KC813495.1), CPXV-CatBer07–1 (KC813502.1), CPXV-HumBer07–1 (KC813509.1), CPXV-CatPox07–1 (KC813506.1), CPXV-BeaBer04–1 (KC813491.1). CMLV, camelpox virus; CPXV, cowpox virus; ECTV, ectromelia virus; MPXV, monkeypox virus; OPV, orthopoxvirus; TATV, taterapox virus; VACV, vaccinia virus; VARV, variola virus.

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1Preliminary results from this study were presented at the Xth International Congress of the European Society for Veterinary Virology; August 31–September 3, 2015; Montpellier, France.

2These first authors were co–principal investigators who contributed equally to this article.

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