Volume 31, Number 4—April 2025
Research
Prevalence of Herpes B Virus in Wild Long-Tailed Macaques, Thailand, 2018–2024
Table 2
PCR primers specific for B virus sequences in study of prevalence of herpes B virus in wild long-tailed macaques, Thailand, 2018–2024*
Primer set | Primer names | Primer sequences, 5′ → 3′ |
---|---|---|
UL27, first PCR |
UL27_F1 | ACGTCATCATGCAGAACTCG |
UL27_R1 |
GGTTGGAGAGGAAGGAGGAC |
|
UL27, second PCR |
UL27_F2 | ACGTCATCATGCAGAACTCG |
UL27_R2 |
GGCCCTCGAAGAAGGAGTAG |
|
UL29, first PCR |
UL29_F1 | CAGTAGCGCAGGATCTGGTTG |
UL29_R1 |
GCGTGATGGACCTCTTYAACA |
|
UL29, second PCR |
UL29_F2 | CAGGATCTGGTTGGCCATGTAG |
UL29_R2 |
GCGTGATGGACCTCTTYAACA |
|
US5-US6, first PCR |
US5-US6_F1 | CGTTTCCTCCCGTGGACTTC |
US5-US6_R1 |
GTCTGGAACGGGTTCTCCAC |
|
US5-US6, second PCR | US5-US6_F2 | CTGACCCTGGCCGCCATG |
US5-US6_R2 | GGTCCGTCTTCTGCTCCAGCG |
*Primers were designed to detect conserved regions within the UL27 and UL29 genes and confirm the positive cases identified by using quantitative PCR and loop-mediated isothermal amplification and to detect hypervariable regions (US5-US6 genes) for phylogenetic analysis.
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