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Volume 7, Number 3—June 2001
Research

Geographic Distribution and Genetic Diversity of Whitewater Arroyo Virus in the Southwestern United States

Charles F. Fulhorst*Comments to Author , Remi N. Charrel*†, Scott C. Weaver*, Thomas G. Ksiazek‡, Robert D. Bradley§, Mary L. Milazzo*, Robert B. Tesh*, and Michael D. Bowen‡
Author affiliations: *University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas, USA; †Faculté de Médecine, Marseille, France; ‡Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA; §Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, USA

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Table 1

Recovery of infectious arenavirus from tissues of virus-positive wood rats (Neotoma species)

Collected from
 Virus (strain) recovered froma
Rodent Species Datecollected County State Spleen Kidney Liver
1627 N. albigula 07/15/93 McKinley NM AV 9310041 AV 9310135 nt
1626 N. albigula 07/15/93 McKinley NM ntb AV 9310040 nt
62415 N. mexicana 09/24/94 Socorro NM nt AV 96010149 nt
62425 N. mexicana 09/24/94 Socorro NM nt AV 96010151 AV 98360019
62439 N. mexicana 09/24/94 Socorro NM nt AV 96010154 AV 98360020
28731 N. albigula 10/12/85 Cimarron OK nt AV 98490013 Negative
28742 N. albigula 10/12/85 Cimarron OK nt AV 97130039 TVP-6038
84648 07/18/99 Dimmit TX Negative AV A0400098 nt
84703 N. micropus 07/19/99 Dimmit TX AV A0400337 AV A0400135 nt
84708 N. micropus 07/19/99 Dimmit TX nt AV A0400140 nt
84761 N. micropus 07/18/99 Dimmit TX AV A0400373 AV A0400174 nt
84816 N. micropus 07/20/99 La Salle TX AV A0400412 AV A0400212 nt
36287 N. cinerea 07/06/94 San Juan UT nt AV 96010025 AV 96010206
36282 N. mexicana 07/05/94 San Juan UT nt AV 96010024 AV 96010205

aWWA virus prototype strain is bolded. Isolates (strains) included in the (phylo-) genetic analyses are underlined.
bnt = not tested.

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