Analysis presents the complete coding genome of bluetongue virus serotype 3 in dairy cattle, suggesting possible pathogenic variants.
Bluetongue is a reemerging disease of agricultural livestock. Sporadic outbreaks occur endemically, and the introduction of non-endemic strains is common. Reassortment of geographically dispersed strains may produce pathogenic variants; however, virulence determinants remain unclear. We present the complete coding genome of a strain of bluetongue virus serotype 3 previously collected under active surveillance.
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