Volume 30, Number 4—April 2024
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Isolation of Batborne Neglected Zoonotic Agent Issyk-Kul Virus, Italy
Table 1
Highest nucleotide sequence identities for each protein of IT-ISKV isolated in study of batborne neglected zoonotic agent Issyk-Kul virus, Italy*
Gene | % Similarity (query cover, %) | ISKV strain | Host | Country (year) |
GenBank accession no. | Reference |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Large |
95.44 (99) | K_k99_1658_len_12288 | Bat-associated tick | Sweden (2020) | OP514654 | Unpub. data |
95.34 (99) | LEZ 86–787 | Carios vespertilionis tick |
Germany (1986) | KR537441 | (11) | |
95.31 (99) |
Sun-2020 |
Myotis brandtii bat |
Sweden (2020) |
OP380632 |
(8) |
|
Medium |
81.55 (72) | Sun-2020 | M. brandtii bat | Sweden (2020) | OP380631 | (8) |
81.11 (78) | k99_589 | Bat-associated tick | Sweden (2020) | OP804626 | Unpub. data | |
81.34 (71) |
LEIV-315K |
Nyctalus noctula bat |
Kyrgyzstan (1973) |
KR709220 |
(3) |
|
Small | 97.51 (90) | PbGER | Eptesicus nilssonii bat | Germany (2008–2011) | MW275296 | (4) |
89.11 (100) | Sun-2020 | M. brandtii bat | Sweden (2020) | OP380630 | (8) | |
89.04 (100) | LEZ 86–787 | C. vespertilionis tick | Germany (1986) | KR537443 | (11) |
*IT-ISKV, Issyk-Kul virus IT-297348-34/2022.
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