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Volume 24, Number 10—October 2018

Dispatch

Influenza C Virus in Cattle with Respiratory Disease, United States, 2016–2018

Hewei Zhang, Elizabeth Porter, Molly Lohman, Nanyan Lu, Lalitha Peddireddi, Gregg Hanzlicek, Douglas Marthaler, Xuming LiuComments to Author , and Jianfa BaiComments to Author 
Author affiliations: Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Institute of Special Economic Animal and Plant Sciences, Changchun, China (H. Zhang); Kansas State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, Manhattan, Kansas, USA (H. Zhang, E. Porter, M. Lohman, N. Lu, L. Peddireddi, G. Hanzlicek, D. Marthaler, X. Liu, J. Bai)

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Table 2

Average nucleotide identities among bovine, porcine, and human ICV strains, United States*

Gene sequence Bovine ICV, % Human ICV, % Bovine ICV vs. human ICV, % Bovine ICV vs. porcine ICV, % Human ICV vs. porcine ICV, %
Matrix, partial 98.43 98.47 95.54 96.06 98.84
Polymerase basic 2 NA 97.76 94.97 95.00 98.34
Polymerase basic 1, full length NA 97.59 94.69 94.70 98.08
Polymerase 3 NA 97.79 96.36 95.50 97.31
Hemagglutinin esterase NA 95.44 90.83 91.10 95.97
Nucleoprotein NA 97.67 95.48 95.30 97.85
Matrix, complete NA 98.33 95.51 95.80 98.82
Nonstructural protein
 NA
 98.32
 95.67
 95.80
 98.36
Entire genome 97.56 94.79 94.74 97.82

*ICV, influenza C virus; NA, not applicable.

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